Transportation
From self-driving cars to subways: how transportation — and the related policies — impacts our lives around the world.
Alphabet still claims the designs infringe on its patents.
It’s really easy — and totally optional.
It’s early days, and it’s already complicated.
The electric vehicle manufacturer delivered a little more than 22,000 vehicles in Q2 of 2017.
Sexual harassment, lawsuits, firings — can this company be saved?
Lisa Bloom, who is representing one of these women, is in the middle of gathering more plaintiffs.
The company says no one knew that Anthony Levandowski allegedly downloaded files from Alphabet before joining Uber.
It’s one of 14 bills that House lawmakers debated Tuesday.
Flying takes a lot of battery life, but driving means getting stuck in traffic.
Lashinsky says Uber needs to bring in new leadership that can reshape its corporate culture.
Here’s how to watch the launch.
Uber has also been ordered to produce a key document in the case.
Matt Cohler, his partner at Benchmark, will take his place.
The former engineer took a big swing at the car-hailing giant, and did us all an even bigger favor.
Kalanick announced on Tuesday that he was resigning from the company.
Benchmark, Fidelity and others demanded his resignation in a letter titled “Moving Uber Forward.”
Garrett Camp, Uber’s largely MIA co-founder, says the company neglected parts of its culture.
It’s part of the company’s “180 days of change” for drivers that comes with a number of other improvements.
An eye for an eye or a clean slate? That is the question.
Juno promised drivers equity. When it got acquired by Gett, the equity program was extinguished.
And what happens now that even more executives — SVP Emil Michael and CEO Travis Kalanick — are out or on leave?
The victim is claiming that Uber invaded her privacy and defamed her.
Uber’s chief human resources officer Liane Hornsey sent an email to the staff to address the changes that will be made.
The Holder report also issued rules on partying and company romances.
It will be for an undetermined amount of time.
Only hours before the Holder report is released and an all-hands meeting that paints an ugly picture of the car-hailing company under his leadership, the CEO mulls his own fate.
The executive is well liked within the company, though he has remained largely under the radar.
Wan Ling Martello is the first board member to be appointed since David Drummond stepped down last year.
Michael, who was negotiating the terms of his departure, sent an email to staff today.
Uber’s directors met today for seven hours to discuss the findings of an external investigation into the company’s toxic culture.
The company’s board is in the midst of discussing Kalanick temporarily stepping away from the role.
Michael, a polarizing figure at the company, may be stepping down as the results of an investigation into the company’s culture are revealed.
Is this the final straw for CEO Travis Kalanick?
Sources say Eric Alexander carried around confidential information about a woman who was assaulted during a ride in India in 2014.
NuTonomy, based out of Boston and Singapore, will be plugging some of its self-driving cars into the Lyft network.
Kalanick posted a heartfelt letter on Facebook about his mother, who passed away in the accident.
Only 18 percent of Lyft’s engineering team are women, just 3 percent more than Uber’s.
The company posted a $708 million loss in the first quarter compared with a $991 million loss the previous quarter.
The ride-hail company has terminated Anthony Levandowski for not cooperating with the lawsuit.
Josh Mohrer is leaving the company after five years.