Travis Kalanick

Uber Files, the recently leaked documents related to the ride hailing firm, revealed the the extent to which the firm under co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick capitalised on chaos to expand across 40 countries. While Uber appears to have toned down its approach and stop some of the more aggressive activity detailed in the leaks, here’s how...

Uber Files includes records from 83,000 emails and 1,000 other files involving conversations.

Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of Uber, has severed his last ties with the ride-services company, resigning from the board and selling all his shares as he turns his focus to a new venture creating "ghost kitchens" for food delivery services.

One of the founders of dominant ride-hailing service Uber, Travis Kalanick, will exit the company at the end of the year, the company announced Tuesday.

Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder Travis Kalanick has invested in India's largest shared-kitchen company, a person familiar with the matter said, taking his second act in business to one of the world's fastest-growing internet arenas.

On June 20, 2017, two venture capitalists arrived at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Chicago to hand-deliver a letter to Travis Kalanick. The memo helped convince the Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder to step down as chief executive officer.

Uber and Lyft both submitted confidential IPO filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last Thursday, suggesting that their public offerings could take place in close proximity.

Uber Technologies Inc has filed paperwork for an initial public offering, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, taking a step closer to a key milestone for one of the most closely watched and controversial companies in Silicon Valley.

The first "big bet" made by Kalanick's freshly-launched investment fund called 10100 is $150 million investment to take a controlling interest in City Storage Systems.

Travis Kalanick, the former chief executive and co-founder of the ride-hailing company Uber, has announced his next venture: an investment fund. The announcement answers lingering questions about what the brash tech entrepreneur would take up after his tumultuous departure from Uber.

Travis Kalanick, the former Uber chief executive, announced on Wednesday in a Twitter post that he is going to start an investment fund called 10100.

The overarching theme of the new fund, will be to invest in real estate, ecommerce and emerging innovation in China and India,

The fund will oversee for-profit investments as well as non-profit work and focus on education and future of cities, Kalanick said.

Dara Khosrowshahi inherited a mess after Uber acknowledged rampant sexual harassment within its ranks and its use of duplicitous software to thwart government regulators.

The sudden settlement is the most striking example of Uber's new lower-risk approach under chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi.

Uber Files, the recently leaked documents related to the ride hailing firm, revealed the the extent to which the firm under co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick capitalised on chaos to expand across 40 countries. While Uber appears to have toned down its approach and stop some of the more aggressive activity detailed in the leaks, here’s how...

Uber Files includes records from 83,000 emails and 1,000 other files involving conversations.

Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of Uber, has severed his last ties with the ride-services company, resigning from the board and selling all his shares as he turns his focus to a new venture creating "ghost kitchens" for food delivery services.

One of the founders of dominant ride-hailing service Uber, Travis Kalanick, will exit the company at the end of the year, the company announced Tuesday.

Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder Travis Kalanick has invested in India's largest shared-kitchen company, a person familiar with the matter said, taking his second act in business to one of the world's fastest-growing internet arenas.

On June 20, 2017, two venture capitalists arrived at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Chicago to hand-deliver a letter to Travis Kalanick. The memo helped convince the Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder to step down as chief executive officer.

Uber and Lyft both submitted confidential IPO filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last Thursday, suggesting that their public offerings could take place in close proximity.

Uber Technologies Inc has filed paperwork for an initial public offering, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, taking a step closer to a key milestone for one of the most closely watched and controversial companies in Silicon Valley.

The first "big bet" made by Kalanick's freshly-launched investment fund called 10100 is $150 million investment to take a controlling interest in City Storage Systems.

Travis Kalanick, the former chief executive and co-founder of the ride-hailing company Uber, has announced his next venture: an investment fund. The announcement answers lingering questions about what the brash tech entrepreneur would take up after his tumultuous departure from Uber.

Travis Kalanick, the former Uber chief executive, announced on Wednesday in a Twitter post that he is going to start an investment fund called 10100.

The overarching theme of the new fund, will be to invest in real estate, ecommerce and emerging innovation in China and India,

The fund will oversee for-profit investments as well as non-profit work and focus on education and future of cities, Kalanick said.

Dara Khosrowshahi inherited a mess after Uber acknowledged rampant sexual harassment within its ranks and its use of duplicitous software to thwart government regulators.

The sudden settlement is the most striking example of Uber's new lower-risk approach under chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi.