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Uber to Allow Passengers Record Rides in Effort to Curb Crime in Brazil, Mexico
Uber said on Wednesday that it will allow passengers and drivers to record audio of their trips in Brazil and Mexico using a new feature in the app, as the ride-hailing company copes with recurring safety concerns during its trips.
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Uber Says Its Air Taxi Can Cut Travel Time in Mumbai by 90 Percent
Uber has shortlisted five countries - India, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and France - and one of them will host the first Uber Air City outside of the US.
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Uber Driver Accused Of Kicking Out Blind Woman In Brazil Over Car AC
A blind woman said an Uber driver abruptly left her on the side of a Rio de Janeiro street last week after loudly berating her over her request that he turn down the car's air conditioning, the latest safety incident involving the ride-hailing firm.
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India Shortlisted Among 5 Countries For Uber Flying Cabs
After evaluating countries across the globe, Uber Elevate -- the ride-hailing platform's aerial taxi arm -- announced Japan, India, Australia, Brazil and France as shortlisted countries at the first "Uber Elevate Asia Pacific Expo" in Tokyo here.
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Uber Flying Cabs: India One of Five Shortlisted Countries
After evaluating countries across the globe, Uber Elevate - the ride-hailing platform's aerial taxi arm - announced Australia, Brazil, France, India, and Japan as shortlisted countries.
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Uber to Appeal Brazil Ruling That Drivers Should Be Employees
Uber Technologies Inc said in a statement that it will file an appeal before the nation's top labour court, saying there was "solid jurisprudence" to support its case.
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Uber's New Brazil Centre Aims to Improve Safety of Cash Transactions
Uber's Safety Product Director Sachin Kansal said in an interview that the investment over the next five years would fund an office with around 150 tech specialists in Sao Paulo.
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Why Uber May Not Be Up for Grab-Style Merger in Brazil
Uber agreed to sell its Southeast Asian business to larger rival Grab last month but may not be going down that path anytime soon in Brazil.
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Uber Lobbying Sees Brazil OK Amended Bill on Car-Hailing Apps
Dara Khosrowshahi, who held talks with senior Brazilian officials in the capital Brasilia, had called on senators to remove rules in proposed legislation.
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Uber Scrambles to Head Off Brazil Bill Regulating Ride Software
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi arrived in Brazil on Monday to lobby against the bill that is due to be voted on by the Senate on Tuesday.
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Female Ride-Hailing Apps Grow in Brazil on Safety Concerns
Ride-hailing startups that cater solely to women are catching on in Brazil, reflecting safety concerns in one of the biggest markets for Uber and other incumbents.
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Uber Drivers Are Employees and Deserve Benefits, Brazil Judge Rules
The consequences for Uber could be far greater if more drivers follow suit and if regulators and tax agencies start treating it as a transportation firm.
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Murders, Robberies of Drivers in Brazil Force Uber to Rethink Cash Strategy
Drivers and police said Uber's new cash policy has provided easy targets for criminals, allowing them to open accounts under fake names.
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Murders, Robberies Of Drivers In Brazil Force Uber To Rethink Cash Strategy
On a Thursday night last September, Uber driver Osvaldo Luis Modolo Filho accepted a ride request from a teenage couple on the eastern edge of Sao Paulo, to be paid in cash.
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Uber to Invest More Than $60 Million in Sao Paulo Support Centre
Uber's investment comes just weeks after Didi Chuxing announced it was investing more than $100 million in Brazilian company 99.
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Uber to Allow Passengers Record Rides in Effort to Curb Crime in Brazil, Mexico
Uber said on Wednesday that it will allow passengers and drivers to record audio of their trips in Brazil and Mexico using a new feature in the app, as the ride-hailing company copes with recurring safety concerns during its trips.
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Uber Says Its Air Taxi Can Cut Travel Time in Mumbai by 90 Percent
Uber has shortlisted five countries - India, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and France - and one of them will host the first Uber Air City outside of the US.
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Uber Driver Accused Of Kicking Out Blind Woman In Brazil Over Car AC
A blind woman said an Uber driver abruptly left her on the side of a Rio de Janeiro street last week after loudly berating her over her request that he turn down the car's air conditioning, the latest safety incident involving the ride-hailing firm.
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India Shortlisted Among 5 Countries For Uber Flying Cabs
After evaluating countries across the globe, Uber Elevate -- the ride-hailing platform's aerial taxi arm -- announced Japan, India, Australia, Brazil and France as shortlisted countries at the first "Uber Elevate Asia Pacific Expo" in Tokyo here.
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Uber Flying Cabs: India One of Five Shortlisted Countries
After evaluating countries across the globe, Uber Elevate - the ride-hailing platform's aerial taxi arm - announced Australia, Brazil, France, India, and Japan as shortlisted countries.
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Uber to Appeal Brazil Ruling That Drivers Should Be Employees
Uber Technologies Inc said in a statement that it will file an appeal before the nation's top labour court, saying there was "solid jurisprudence" to support its case.
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Uber's New Brazil Centre Aims to Improve Safety of Cash Transactions
Uber's Safety Product Director Sachin Kansal said in an interview that the investment over the next five years would fund an office with around 150 tech specialists in Sao Paulo.
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Why Uber May Not Be Up for Grab-Style Merger in Brazil
Uber agreed to sell its Southeast Asian business to larger rival Grab last month but may not be going down that path anytime soon in Brazil.
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Uber Lobbying Sees Brazil OK Amended Bill on Car-Hailing Apps
Dara Khosrowshahi, who held talks with senior Brazilian officials in the capital Brasilia, had called on senators to remove rules in proposed legislation.
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Uber Scrambles to Head Off Brazil Bill Regulating Ride Software
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi arrived in Brazil on Monday to lobby against the bill that is due to be voted on by the Senate on Tuesday.
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Female Ride-Hailing Apps Grow in Brazil on Safety Concerns
Ride-hailing startups that cater solely to women are catching on in Brazil, reflecting safety concerns in one of the biggest markets for Uber and other incumbents.
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Uber Drivers Are Employees and Deserve Benefits, Brazil Judge Rules
The consequences for Uber could be far greater if more drivers follow suit and if regulators and tax agencies start treating it as a transportation firm.
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Murders, Robberies of Drivers in Brazil Force Uber to Rethink Cash Strategy
Drivers and police said Uber's new cash policy has provided easy targets for criminals, allowing them to open accounts under fake names.
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Murders, Robberies Of Drivers In Brazil Force Uber To Rethink Cash Strategy
On a Thursday night last September, Uber driver Osvaldo Luis Modolo Filho accepted a ride request from a teenage couple on the eastern edge of Sao Paulo, to be paid in cash.
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Uber to Invest More Than $60 Million in Sao Paulo Support Centre
Uber's investment comes just weeks after Didi Chuxing announced it was investing more than $100 million in Brazilian company 99.
