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Badminton: India Handed Relatively Easy Draw In Thomas And Uber Cup Final
The Indian men's team has been placed in Group C alongside 2016 champions Denmark, Germany and Algeria, while the women's side has been clubbed with 14-time winners China, France and Germany in group D in the draw.
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Uber Drivers Given 'Employee' Status by Top French Court in a Blow to the Company
France's top court has recognised the right of an Uber driver to be considered an employee, a ruling that could upend the US firm's business model and potentially require it to pay more taxes and benefits such as paid holidays.
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Uber Loses Appeal in 'Employment' Contract Case in France
Uber has lost an appeal in France brought by a former driver who wanted his terms of employment recognised as a fully-fledged work contract.
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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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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 Widens Health Cover in Europe as New CEO Meets France's Macron
Uber plans to offer all its European drivers an upgraded version of the health insurance it already provides in France.
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Waymo Driverless Trucks Will Be Used to Haul Google Cargo
Waymo driverless trucks will go to work in the Atlanta area as part of a pilot programme intended to help integrate autonomous big rigs with the operations of shippers, ports, terminals, factories, and distribution centres.
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Uber Opens Up Paris Travel Database to Help City Planners
Uber said on Friday it would open up its trove of travel data in Paris to the public to help city officials and urban planners.
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Taxify Trails Uber Into Paris Market After London Setback
Taxify, which is backed by Chinese ride-hailing giant DiDi Chuxing, operates in 25 cities in central and eastern Europe as well as Africa.
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Uber Says Will Await Final European Union Court Ruling Later This Year
Uber played down an EU court opinion today that some of its services could be illegal, saying that the case concerned only a ride-hailing app service in France which it no longer provides.
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Uber CEO Remains in Driver's Seat on Road to Change
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will remain in the driver's seat as the scandal-tainted on-demand ride service tries to plot a friendlier course with workers, riders, and drivers.
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Cheating Frenchman Sues Uber For Unmasking His Mistress
An adulterous businessman in southern France is seeking damages of up to 45 million euros ($48 million) from Uber over his wife's discovery of his extra-marital rides, his lawyer and a report said Friday.
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France Fines Uber USD 900,000 Over UberPOP Ride-Sharing Service
Uber was fined 800,000 euros ($900,000) by a French court on Thursday, half of which was suspended, over its controversial UberPOP ride-sharing service that was banned in the country after violent protests last year.
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Uber Faces Big Fine; Execs Face Job Loss In French Trial
Uber could face millions of euros in damages and fines and two of its top European executives could lose their jobs in a French court ruling expected Thursday.
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Uber Says to Suspend UberPOP Service in Sweden
Uber has also been forced to suspend the service in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium.
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Badminton: India Handed Relatively Easy Draw In Thomas And Uber Cup Final
The Indian men's team has been placed in Group C alongside 2016 champions Denmark, Germany and Algeria, while the women's side has been clubbed with 14-time winners China, France and Germany in group D in the draw.
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Uber Drivers Given 'Employee' Status by Top French Court in a Blow to the Company
France's top court has recognised the right of an Uber driver to be considered an employee, a ruling that could upend the US firm's business model and potentially require it to pay more taxes and benefits such as paid holidays.
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Uber Loses Appeal in 'Employment' Contract Case in France
Uber has lost an appeal in France brought by a former driver who wanted his terms of employment recognised as a fully-fledged work contract.
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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.
-
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 Widens Health Cover in Europe as New CEO Meets France's Macron
Uber plans to offer all its European drivers an upgraded version of the health insurance it already provides in France.
-
Waymo Driverless Trucks Will Be Used to Haul Google Cargo
Waymo driverless trucks will go to work in the Atlanta area as part of a pilot programme intended to help integrate autonomous big rigs with the operations of shippers, ports, terminals, factories, and distribution centres.
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Uber Opens Up Paris Travel Database to Help City Planners
Uber said on Friday it would open up its trove of travel data in Paris to the public to help city officials and urban planners.
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Taxify Trails Uber Into Paris Market After London Setback
Taxify, which is backed by Chinese ride-hailing giant DiDi Chuxing, operates in 25 cities in central and eastern Europe as well as Africa.
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Uber Says Will Await Final European Union Court Ruling Later This Year
Uber played down an EU court opinion today that some of its services could be illegal, saying that the case concerned only a ride-hailing app service in France which it no longer provides.
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Uber CEO Remains in Driver's Seat on Road to Change
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will remain in the driver's seat as the scandal-tainted on-demand ride service tries to plot a friendlier course with workers, riders, and drivers.
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Cheating Frenchman Sues Uber For Unmasking His Mistress
An adulterous businessman in southern France is seeking damages of up to 45 million euros ($48 million) from Uber over his wife's discovery of his extra-marital rides, his lawyer and a report said Friday.
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France Fines Uber USD 900,000 Over UberPOP Ride-Sharing Service
Uber was fined 800,000 euros ($900,000) by a French court on Thursday, half of which was suspended, over its controversial UberPOP ride-sharing service that was banned in the country after violent protests last year.
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Uber Faces Big Fine; Execs Face Job Loss In French Trial
Uber could face millions of euros in damages and fines and two of its top European executives could lose their jobs in a French court ruling expected Thursday.
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Uber Says to Suspend UberPOP Service in Sweden
Uber has also been forced to suspend the service in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium.
