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'Baby Uber' Turns 10, Uber Founder Travis Kalanick Marks Milestone In X Post
Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick celebrated the 10th birthday of a boy named Uber, who began his life's journey in an Uber cab in Delhi.
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Uber Power Struggle Continues As Ex-CEO Kalanick Appoints Two Directors
Kalanick, was pressured to step down as CEO earlier this year in the wake of several company scandals
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Uber CEO Kalanick Likely To Take Leave, Executive Michael To Leave: Report
Emil Michael, senior vice president and a close Kalanick ally, will leave the company, the source said.
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Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick Resigns As CEO, Says Report
Kalanick's exit came under pressure from Uber's investors, who were seeking his exit, the report said.
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Uber Board To Discuss CEO Absence, Policy Changes: Report
Kalanick has developed a reputation as an abrasive leader, and his approach has rubbed off on his company. The 40-year-old executive was captured on video in February berating an Uber driver.
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Uber CEO Kalanick Takes Leave Of Absence, To Lose Some Power
In his email, Kalanick cited the need to take time off to grieve the loss of his mother, who died in a recent boating accident in which his father was also injured, and also to address his own shortcomings.
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Uber, Ola Both 'Foreign-Owned', Says Travis Kalanick
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said the company and its domestic rival, Ola, are both "foreign-owned" having raised millions of dollars in funding from investors overseas.
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Uber's Travis Kalanick Landed In India Without A Visa
Uber co-founder and chief executive Travis Kalanick had to encounter a "scary situation" on his arrival in India as he found himself "without a visa" and it was only a high-level intervention that saved him from being deported.
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Uber Head Of Finance Gautam Gupta Quits
Gautam Gupta will depart Uber in July to become chief operating officer at a younger startup in San Francisco, according to the company.
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Uber and Travis Kalanick Are in Business Again. This Time, as Competitors
Kalanick is plotting an aggressive growth strategy to support the burgeoning kitchen rental service, called CloudKitchens.
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Former Uber CEO Kalanick to Start Fund Called '10100'
The fund will oversee for-profit investments as well as non-profit work and focus on education and future of cities, Kalanick said.
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Startup Street: Travis Kalanick Is Back
Here’s what went on this week on Startup Street.
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Uber Investor's Testimony in Waymo Trial Appears to Contradict Kalanick
The trial could influence one of the most important and potentially lucrative races in Silicon Valley - to create fleets of self-driving cars.
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Uber vs Waymo Trial: Kalanick Says Uber Trailed in Self-Driving Cars
Kalanick's testimony marks the first time the Uber co-founder has publicly commented on allegations by Google spin-off Waymo that Uber stole its self-driving car technology.
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Uber CEO Says Relationship With Ex-Chief Travis Kalanick 'Fine but Strained'
Kalanick was pushed out by the company's board last year amid a litany of regulatory problems, driver and consumer scandals, and court cases.
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'Baby Uber' Turns 10, Uber Founder Travis Kalanick Marks Milestone In X Post
Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick celebrated the 10th birthday of a boy named Uber, who began his life's journey in an Uber cab in Delhi.
-
Uber Power Struggle Continues As Ex-CEO Kalanick Appoints Two Directors
Kalanick, was pressured to step down as CEO earlier this year in the wake of several company scandals
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Uber CEO Kalanick Likely To Take Leave, Executive Michael To Leave: Report
Emil Michael, senior vice president and a close Kalanick ally, will leave the company, the source said.
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Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick Resigns As CEO, Says Report
Kalanick's exit came under pressure from Uber's investors, who were seeking his exit, the report said.
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Uber Board To Discuss CEO Absence, Policy Changes: Report
Kalanick has developed a reputation as an abrasive leader, and his approach has rubbed off on his company. The 40-year-old executive was captured on video in February berating an Uber driver.
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Uber CEO Kalanick Takes Leave Of Absence, To Lose Some Power
In his email, Kalanick cited the need to take time off to grieve the loss of his mother, who died in a recent boating accident in which his father was also injured, and also to address his own shortcomings.
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Uber, Ola Both 'Foreign-Owned', Says Travis Kalanick
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said the company and its domestic rival, Ola, are both "foreign-owned" having raised millions of dollars in funding from investors overseas.
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Uber's Travis Kalanick Landed In India Without A Visa
Uber co-founder and chief executive Travis Kalanick had to encounter a "scary situation" on his arrival in India as he found himself "without a visa" and it was only a high-level intervention that saved him from being deported.
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Uber Head Of Finance Gautam Gupta Quits
Gautam Gupta will depart Uber in July to become chief operating officer at a younger startup in San Francisco, according to the company.
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Uber and Travis Kalanick Are in Business Again. This Time, as Competitors
Kalanick is plotting an aggressive growth strategy to support the burgeoning kitchen rental service, called CloudKitchens.
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Former Uber CEO Kalanick to Start Fund Called '10100'
The fund will oversee for-profit investments as well as non-profit work and focus on education and future of cities, Kalanick said.
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Startup Street: Travis Kalanick Is Back
Here’s what went on this week on Startup Street.
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Uber Investor's Testimony in Waymo Trial Appears to Contradict Kalanick
The trial could influence one of the most important and potentially lucrative races in Silicon Valley - to create fleets of self-driving cars.
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Uber vs Waymo Trial: Kalanick Says Uber Trailed in Self-Driving Cars
Kalanick's testimony marks the first time the Uber co-founder has publicly commented on allegations by Google spin-off Waymo that Uber stole its self-driving car technology.
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Uber CEO Says Relationship With Ex-Chief Travis Kalanick 'Fine but Strained'
Kalanick was pushed out by the company's board last year amid a litany of regulatory problems, driver and consumer scandals, and court cases.
