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Uber is facing Australian class action suit alleging ‘unlawful conduct’
As it gears up to go public Uber is facing legacy baggage down under: A class action lawsuit has been filed in Australia on behalf of around 6,000 taxi and hire car drivers and license owners, Reuters
Uber adds real-time public transport data for London
From today, Uber has added public transport to its app in London, incorporating real-time information on the city’s Underground, Overground, train and bus network, as well as other trams, shuttl
More details emerge of Uber’s tactics for thwarting police raids
Yet another uncomfortable revelation about Uber's legacy business and attitude to legal oversight: Between spring 2015 until late 2016 the ride-hailing giant routinely used a system designed to thwart
Uber files appeal against London license loss
Uber has today filed notification of its intention to appeal the London transport regulator's decision to withdraw its license to operate in the market.
No quick win for Uber in London over license loss
Disappointment for Uber today if it was hoping an apology and a personal visit from its new CEO would quickly reboot relations with the local transport regulator in London, which last month stripped
City of Portland may subpoena Uber for details on Greyball program
The Rose City isn’t happy with Uber… again. After the company failed to turn over details about its deeply sketchy “Greyball” software by Portland’s deadline, the city
Uber says it’s reviewing use of ‘Greyball’ and won’t use it to monitor regulators
Uber’s chief security officer Joe Sullivan posted an update Wednesday about the company’s use of “Greyball,” providing some details about use of the software tool, which was re