Mike Isaac The New York Times

The drivers had sought to be recognized as full-time employees who would be eligible for benefits from the company.

Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.

The effort is the first time Airbnb has voluntarily shared city data on a wide scale on how its hosts use the online platform.

Investors are looking at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion.

The partnership is perhaps the clearest sign yet of the race to conquer different parts of the world in the global ride-hailing industry.

The deal is the latest move in Uber's quest to strengthen its mapping research efforts.

It is as if these firms are reading from the same public relations playbook, delivering slight variations on the same self-effacing message.

EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."

The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.

So far, its strategy is working, shattering prevailing assumptions about foreign companies competing against local rivals.

Apple and Google are going head-to-head in mobile payments, as they prepare to push deeper into digital wallets.

Founded in 2008, Coherent Navigation develops high-precision navigation systems.

Rachel Whetstone, Google's head of communications, is now Uber's senior vice president for policy and communications.

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.

Uber has reportedly submitted a bid for Nokia's Here for as much as $3 billion.

The drivers had sought to be recognized as full-time employees who would be eligible for benefits from the company.

Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.

The effort is the first time Airbnb has voluntarily shared city data on a wide scale on how its hosts use the online platform.

Investors are looking at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion.

The partnership is perhaps the clearest sign yet of the race to conquer different parts of the world in the global ride-hailing industry.

The deal is the latest move in Uber's quest to strengthen its mapping research efforts.

It is as if these firms are reading from the same public relations playbook, delivering slight variations on the same self-effacing message.

EPIC said that Uber had "a history of abusing the location data of its customers."

The California ruling stands out because commission officials formally laid out their arguments for why Uber drivers are employees.

So far, its strategy is working, shattering prevailing assumptions about foreign companies competing against local rivals.

Apple and Google are going head-to-head in mobile payments, as they prepare to push deeper into digital wallets.

Founded in 2008, Coherent Navigation develops high-precision navigation systems.

Rachel Whetstone, Google's head of communications, is now Uber's senior vice president for policy and communications.

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.

Uber has reportedly submitted a bid for Nokia's Here for as much as $3 billion.