Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2017
Here’s the memo.
Susan Fowler, who worked under AG Gangadhar while at Uber, criticized the hire.
However, Uber went on to pay the employee, Richard Jacobs, to be a consultant.
The company revealed these numbers in tender offer documents it sent to some shareholders.
An early sign of momentum in the long-awaited deal of 2017.
A former Uber employee claims some of the company’s security officers worked to actively avoid creating a “paper trail.”
Alphabet’s self-driving arm requested the delay after it received new, late-in-the-game evidence from Uber.
It proposes a $48 billion valuation for the ride-hailing company.
The city said Uber did not correct security vulnerabilities in its system as it agreed to after a previous data hack.
The questions — sent by Democrats and Republicans alike — could carry severe legal repercussions for Uber.
It’s time to see if investors will sell or hold onto shares of the troubled car-hailing giant.
Regulators around the country are questioning Uber for staying silent after the hack, which affected 57 million people.
The ride-hail company has fired two people who were in charge of handling the response to this hack.
Answer: Alibaba, Square and Nvidia. FAANG stocks don’t have the same bite.
It’s time for the most powerful companies in digital media to stop playing dumb, Brown says.