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What will Mike Isaac's book about Uber reveal?

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
Juno drivers want the equity they were promised.

Juno Drivers File Class Action Lawsuit After Getting Stiffed in Gett Acquisition

"We think it's going to be a long and strenuous fight."
By Sage Lazzaro
Cyprus-based application maker Viber Media CEO Talmon Marco and Japan's online shopping giant Rakuten president Hiroshi Mikitani (not pictured) announce Rakuten's acquisition of Viber for 900 million USD at a news conference in Tokyo on February 14, 2014. Rakuten, Japan's largest online shopping mall operator, said on February 14 it would buy Cyprus-based application maker Viber Media for 900 million USD, as its expands an overseas empire that includes Canadian e-reader company Kobo. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO (Photo credit should read YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images)

Juno Drivers ‘Gett’ Only Pennies Following $200M Acquisition

Juno promised a 50 percent stake, but now drivers are getting pennies.
By Brady Dale
(Photo: Gett)

This Other Taxi App Company Will Pay Back Your Uber Surge Fees

By Sage Lazzaro
State and federal regulation of driverless cars could be beneficial to the transportation industry―even Uber drivers are facing pay cuts. (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Uber Says Surge Pricing Is a Good Thing

By Amanda Manning
In this photo illustration the smart phone taxi app 'Uber' shows how to select a pick up location next to a taxi lane on October 14, 2014 in Madrid, Spain. (Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images)

Gett Declares Taxi App War With New Anti-Uber Ad Campaign

By Sage Lazzaro
Yesterday, Gett, assisted by a blind teenage software developer, make its services available to the visually impaired. (Photo courtesy of Gett).

Gett Now Accessible to Blind Passengers

By Giulia Olsson
Gene Freidman, CEO of Taxi Club Management, the largest privately held taxi company in the US has just filed for bankruptcy on 22 of his companies.

Largest Medallion Owner Gene Freidman Appears in Court to Press for Relief

By Ken Kurson
Hail a cab or ping your smart phone? A woman uses her smartphone while crossing a street corner on November 13, 2014 in New York. (DON EMMERT/AFP/Getty Images)

Is Uber ‘Breaking the Rules’ or Actually Breaking the Law?

By Ken Kurson
(Photo: Twitter/Gett)

You Can Summon a Pizza, Masseuse or Doctor Through Gett Starting in July

By Sage Lazzaro
New York City is becoming saturated with services competing for the on-demand taxi market. (Photo: Getty)

Gett Slashes NYC Prices Again Without Paying Drivers a Cent Less

By Jack Smith IV

Uber Fired 15 People in Email Using Comic Sans

By Jack Smith IV

‘Lyft for Work’: Rideshare App Launches Program for Businesses, Gett to Follow Suit in 2015

By Jordyn Taylor

Gett Now Pays Drivers Over Twice As Much As Uber

By Jack Smith IV

Uber Who? Gett Slashes All Manhattan Cab Prices to $10 Flat

By Jack Smith IV

Gett Calls Out Uber For 'Playing Dirty Tricks'

By Jack Smith IV

WunWun Will Deliver an Ice Luge to Your Hamptons Cottage This Weekend, You Heathen

By Jack Smith IV

You Can Win $100 from Gett by Dressing Like George Washington on Acid This Fourth of July

By Jordyn Taylor

Here Are 9 Essential Apps For a (Relatively) Stress-Free Hamptons Trip

By Jordyn Taylor
Shuffling the tarot cards.

Black Car App Courts Customers By Offering On-Board Tarot Card Readings

By Jordyn Taylor
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