Mike Isaac The New York Times
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Lyft Settles, but Drivers Will Remain Contractors
The drivers had sought to be recognized as full-time employees who would be eligible for benefits from the company.
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Uber Is Said to Be Shaking Up Policy And Communications Team
Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.
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Airbnb Moves to Share Data on Its Rental Hosts in New York City
The effort is the first time Airbnb has voluntarily shared city data on a wide scale on how its hosts use the online platform.
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Uber Said to Plan Another $1 Billion in Fundraising
Investors are looking at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion.
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Lyft Announces Deal With Didi Kuaidi, a Chinese Ride-Hailing Company
The partnership is perhaps the clearest sign yet of the race to conquer different parts of the world in the global ride-hailing industry.
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Uber to Acquire Mapping Technology and Know-How From Microsoft
The deal is the latest move in Uber's quest to strengthen its mapping research efforts.
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Behind Silicon Valley's Self-Critical Tone on Diversity, a Lack of Progress
It is as if these firms are reading from the same public relations playbook, delivering slight variations on the same self-effacing message.
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Uber Data Collection Changes Should Be Barred, Privacy Group Urges
EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."
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Uber Ruling Fuels Debate Over Workers
The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.
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Uber Spends Heavily to Establish Itself in China
So far, its strategy is working, shattering prevailing assumptions about foreign companies competing against local rivals.
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Google and Apple Adjust Strategies on Mobile Payments
Apple and Google are going head-to-head in mobile payments, as they prepare to push deeper into digital wallets.
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Apple Buys Coherent Navigation, a GPS Company, to Bolster its Location Technology
Founded in 2008, Coherent Navigation develops high-precision navigation systems.
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Uber Lures Top Google Executive and Shifts David Plouffe's Duties
Rachel Whetstone, Google's head of communications, is now Uber's senior vice president for policy and communications.
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Uber Valuation Highlights the Speedy Pace of Investments
Startup financing is starting to keep up with the pace of technological change has long been happening at the lightning-fast speed of the Internet.
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Uber Joins the Bidding for Here, Nokia's Digital Mapping Service
Uber has reportedly submitted a bid for Nokia's Here for as much as $3 billion.
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Lyft Settles, but Drivers Will Remain Contractors
The drivers had sought to be recognized as full-time employees who would be eligible for benefits from the company.
-
Uber Is Said to Be Shaking Up Policy And Communications Team
Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.
-
Airbnb Moves to Share Data on Its Rental Hosts in New York City
The effort is the first time Airbnb has voluntarily shared city data on a wide scale on how its hosts use the online platform.
-
Uber Said to Plan Another $1 Billion in Fundraising
Investors are looking at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion.
-
Lyft Announces Deal With Didi Kuaidi, a Chinese Ride-Hailing Company
The partnership is perhaps the clearest sign yet of the race to conquer different parts of the world in the global ride-hailing industry.
-
Uber to Acquire Mapping Technology and Know-How From Microsoft
The deal is the latest move in Uber's quest to strengthen its mapping research efforts.
-
Behind Silicon Valley's Self-Critical Tone on Diversity, a Lack of Progress
It is as if these firms are reading from the same public relations playbook, delivering slight variations on the same self-effacing message.
-
Uber Data Collection Changes Should Be Barred, Privacy Group Urges
EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."
-
Uber Ruling Fuels Debate Over Workers
The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.
-
Uber Spends Heavily to Establish Itself in China
So far, its strategy is working, shattering prevailing assumptions about foreign companies competing against local rivals.
-
Google and Apple Adjust Strategies on Mobile Payments
Apple and Google are going head-to-head in mobile payments, as they prepare to push deeper into digital wallets.
-
Apple Buys Coherent Navigation, a GPS Company, to Bolster its Location Technology
Founded in 2008, Coherent Navigation develops high-precision navigation systems.
-
Uber Lures Top Google Executive and Shifts David Plouffe's Duties
Rachel Whetstone, Google's head of communications, is now Uber's senior vice president for policy and communications.
-
Uber Valuation Highlights the Speedy Pace of Investments
Startup financing is starting to keep up with the pace of technological change has long been happening at the lightning-fast speed of the Internet.
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Uber Joins the Bidding for Here, Nokia's Digital Mapping Service
Uber has reportedly submitted a bid for Nokia's Here for as much as $3 billion.
