Tesla Facing Pair of Discrimination Lawsuits From Black, Gay Ex-Employees The twin suits allege that supervisors at Elon Musk's Silicon Valley company harassed minority employees. By John Bonazzo
Uber Loses London License Because of ‘Lack of Corporate Responsibility’ Transport for London is locking Uber out of the British capital because of the company's "lack of corporate responsibility." By John Bonazzo
6 Uber Scandals NYT Reporter Mike Isaac Must Include in His Company Tell-All Mike Isaac's book should address issues like surge pricing, wage theft, sexual assault and sexism in Silicon Valley. By John Bonazzo
Q&A With TLC Chairman David Yassky About Tomorrow’s Big Vote on Smartphone Apps for Taxis By Nitasha Tiku
Uber Temporarily Drops ‘Surge Pricing’ for Riders in NYC After Price-Gouging Complaints By Nitasha Tiku
Uber Sued for Consumer Fraud and Unlawful Practices by Chicago Taxi and Limo Companies By Nitasha Tiku
Uber Sued for Consumer Fraud and Unlawful Practices by Chicago Taxi and Limo Companies By Nitasha Tiku
While Talks with the TLC Stall Out, Uber Partners With HBO to Give New Yorkers a Free Ride in a Vintage Whip By Nitasha Tiku
Taxi & Limousine Commission Tells Uber It Can’t Legally Operate a Taxi App In NYC, Uber CEO Disagrees By Nitasha Tiku
Uber Is Close to Launching a Taxi App to Hail and Pay for Yellow Cabs in New York City By Nitasha Tiku
Uber Gets New Logo, Preps for Europe Launch. But Is the Startup Phoning It In in New York? By Adrianne Jeffries
Exclusive: Shake Up and Resignations at Uber’s New York Office, CEO Travis Kalanick Explains By Nitasha Tiku