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Man In US Takes Uber To Rob Bank, Makes Driver Wait Outside To Take Him Home
A 42-year-old man in the United States ordered an Uber to rob a bank and asked the driver to wait outside while he held up the place.
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US Sues Uber Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
US Justice Department on Wednesday sued ride-sharing service Uber allegations of overcharging people with disabilities, and asked federal court to order company to comply with a federal law protecting the disabled from discrimination.
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Uber Launches Hourly Ride Booking Option In Some U.S. Cities
Uber Technologies Inc on Friday said it would offer rides by the hour in some U.S. cities, a feature aimed at helping Americans with essential trips during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Uber, Lyft Drivers in US to Strike Ahead of Uber IPO
Uber’s drivers in multiple US cities will go on strike this week shortly before the ride-hailing company goes public to protest what they view as unfair employment condition.
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Uber to Pay $20 Million to Settle Long-Running Legal Battle With Drivers
The settlement amount is one-fifth of the $100 million settlement offer Uber proposed in 2016 to resolve the case.
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Lyft Value Jumps to $15.1 Billion in New Funding Round
Smartphone-summoned ride service Lyft on Tuesday announced it is raising $600 million in a funding round that values the Uber competitor at $15.1 billion.
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Uber Driver Arrested After Passenger Shot Dead in US
Police in the US city of Denver have arrested an Uber driver for first-degree murder in the shooting death of his passenger.
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Uber Shuts Its Arizona Self-Driving Car Programme After Fatal Crash
Uber is not shuttering its entire autonomous vehicle programme and will focus on limited testing in Pittsburgh and two cities in California.
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Uber, US Army Ally to Test Quiet Aircraft Technology
The alliance highlights stepped-up efforts by Uber and other companies to transform flying cars from a science fiction concept to real hardware for residents of mega-cities.
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Uber Drivers Are Not Company Employees, US Judge Rules
A US judge in Philadelphia has ruled that limousine drivers for Uber are independent contractors and not the company's employees under federal law.
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Uber's $3 Million Settlement With New York Drivers Rejected by US Judge
US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn objected to a provision allowing the revival of breach of contract claims he had dismissed.
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Uber Confirms It Used 'Ripley' Tool to Shield Its Data From Police Outside the US
Uber spokeswoman Melanie Ensign said this tool — no longer in use — could lock computers and smartphones and change passwords remotely.
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Uber Probed by US for Possible Bribery Law Violations
The preliminary investigation is the latest in a series of legal wrangles at Uber as the ride-services company waits for its new chief executive to take the reins.
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Uber Sued Over Lack of Wheelchair-Accessible Cars in NYC
The complaint said Uber engaged in "pervasive and ongoing discrimination" because people in wheelchairs can use only a few dozen of its vehicles in the city.
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Uber to Pay $20 Million to Settle US Claims It Misled Drivers
Uber, which operates in 74 countries, said in a statement it was "pleased" to have reached an agreement with the US FTC.
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Man In US Takes Uber To Rob Bank, Makes Driver Wait Outside To Take Him Home
A 42-year-old man in the United States ordered an Uber to rob a bank and asked the driver to wait outside while he held up the place.
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US Sues Uber Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
US Justice Department on Wednesday sued ride-sharing service Uber allegations of overcharging people with disabilities, and asked federal court to order company to comply with a federal law protecting the disabled from discrimination.
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Uber Launches Hourly Ride Booking Option In Some U.S. Cities
Uber Technologies Inc on Friday said it would offer rides by the hour in some U.S. cities, a feature aimed at helping Americans with essential trips during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Uber, Lyft Drivers in US to Strike Ahead of Uber IPO
Uber’s drivers in multiple US cities will go on strike this week shortly before the ride-hailing company goes public to protest what they view as unfair employment condition.
-
Uber to Pay $20 Million to Settle Long-Running Legal Battle With Drivers
The settlement amount is one-fifth of the $100 million settlement offer Uber proposed in 2016 to resolve the case.
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Lyft Value Jumps to $15.1 Billion in New Funding Round
Smartphone-summoned ride service Lyft on Tuesday announced it is raising $600 million in a funding round that values the Uber competitor at $15.1 billion.
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Uber Driver Arrested After Passenger Shot Dead in US
Police in the US city of Denver have arrested an Uber driver for first-degree murder in the shooting death of his passenger.
-
Uber Shuts Its Arizona Self-Driving Car Programme After Fatal Crash
Uber is not shuttering its entire autonomous vehicle programme and will focus on limited testing in Pittsburgh and two cities in California.
-
Uber, US Army Ally to Test Quiet Aircraft Technology
The alliance highlights stepped-up efforts by Uber and other companies to transform flying cars from a science fiction concept to real hardware for residents of mega-cities.
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Uber Drivers Are Not Company Employees, US Judge Rules
A US judge in Philadelphia has ruled that limousine drivers for Uber are independent contractors and not the company's employees under federal law.
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Uber's $3 Million Settlement With New York Drivers Rejected by US Judge
US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn objected to a provision allowing the revival of breach of contract claims he had dismissed.
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Uber Confirms It Used 'Ripley' Tool to Shield Its Data From Police Outside the US
Uber spokeswoman Melanie Ensign said this tool — no longer in use — could lock computers and smartphones and change passwords remotely.
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Uber Probed by US for Possible Bribery Law Violations
The preliminary investigation is the latest in a series of legal wrangles at Uber as the ride-services company waits for its new chief executive to take the reins.
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Uber Sued Over Lack of Wheelchair-Accessible Cars in NYC
The complaint said Uber engaged in "pervasive and ongoing discrimination" because people in wheelchairs can use only a few dozen of its vehicles in the city.
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Uber to Pay $20 Million to Settle US Claims It Misled Drivers
Uber, which operates in 74 countries, said in a statement it was "pleased" to have reached an agreement with the US FTC.
