Uber (page: 2)
Uber has been fined €800,000 ($907,000) in France over its cheap UberPop service, a service that was banned in 2014.
Uber has unveiled their first self-driving car, a hybrid Ford Fusion that will drive around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the coming weeks.
Didi Chuxing, China's leading ride-hailing app company, has denied it plans to go public in the U.S. next year.
Uber has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by California regulators in regards to a lack of background checks on drivers.
According to Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, the company is losing a billion dollars a year trying to compete against rival Didi Kuaidi in China.
Seemingly overnight, Uber has changed their entire branding, including their logo.
Following in the footsteps of Uber, ride-hailing app Lyft has dropped the price of fares in 33 cities to combat the slower trip traffic in the winter months.
Just as the calendar was set to turn to 2016, ride-hailing service Uber celebrated another massive milestone: 1 billion rides.
Saudi billionaire Prince al-Waleed bin Talal has invested in ride-sharing service Lyft, valuing the company at near $5 billion.
Massive taxi-hailing startup Uber has signed a new deal with navigation pioneer TomTom to use the company's digital maps and traffic data within its smartphone apps.
Just months after raising money, Uber appears to be on the verge of raising another $1 billion from investors.
Uber has officially launched its UberRUSH delivery service in NYC, Chicago and San Francisco, following a pilot program in New York for the last year.
Having started developing an app in early 2014, the New York City taxi industry is finally ready to fight back against Uber.
Massive startup Uber has hired the two vehicle security researchers that recently remotely hacked Jeeps, causing a major recall of millions of cars.
Uber is preparing to raise an additional $1 billion thanks to an investment from Chinese fund manager Hillhouse Capital Group.
Last month, Nokia confirmed it was strategically reviewing its HERE maps service with the possibility of selling it. It now has a bidder.
In their ongoing effort to crackdown on ridesharing apps, the Chinese government has raided Uber's offices in Guangzhou.
According to a new Vice report, one darkweb seller claims to have thousands of active Uber login credentials for sale, for as low as $1 a piece.
Both taxi apps Uber and Lyft were denied in their bids to have their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees.
Disruptive taxi startup Uber has admitted today that the company had a security breach, in May of last year.
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