Are New York City’s Yellow Cabs About to Become More Like Uber? A new pilot program could change the way New Yorkers use taxis. By Madina Toure
New York City Taxicabs Can Be as Dangerous as Ubers A woman was assaulted by a cab driver yesterday in broad daylight. This is her story. By John Bonazzo
Bill de Blasio’s Quest to Cap Uber Ends With a Whimper Mayor Bill de Blasio's office today released a study saying that while traffic is getting worse, it isn't the fault of taxi apps after all. By Jillian Jorgensen and Will Bredderman
Mayor Bloomberg on Taxi Apps: ‘There Is a Group of Cab Owners That Are Opposed to Anything’ By Nitasha Tiku
Q&A With TLC Chairman David Yassky About Tomorrow’s Big Vote on Smartphone Apps for Taxis 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