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US Woman Shoots Uber Driver After Mistakenly Believing She Was Being Kidnapped
A woman in the United States who shot her Uber driver after mistakenly believing she was being kidnapped is facing murder charges.
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Coronavirus: Uber Suspends 240 User Accounts Over Possible China Virus Contact
Uber has suspended the accounts of 240 users in Mexico who may have been in contact with drivers that ferried a person suspected of having the deadly coronavirus.
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Uber Suspends 240 Accounts In Mexico Amid Coronavirus Spread
US ride-hailing application Uber Technologies Inc said on Saturday that it suspended 240 accounts of users in Mexico who may recently have come in contact with someone possibly infected with the new coronavirus.
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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 Begins Accepting Cash in Mexico City, Tapping Key Market
Uber waged a long campaign for cash fares in Mexico where roughly 60 percent of the population lacks a bank account.
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How China's Ride-Hailing Giant Didi Plans to Challenge Uber in Mexico
Mexico is one of Uber's most prized and profitable markets, one where it boasts a near monopoly.
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Young Woman Who Drove Uber Cab Shot Dead In US-Mexico Border City
A young woman who drove for U.S. ride-hailing application Uber Technologies Inc was shot dead in the northern Mexican border city of Tijuana following a dispute with another motorist, prosecutors said on Friday
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Didi Chuxing Said to Enter Mexico Next Year
Didi has spoken before of global ambitions, but has not formally announced where or when it would expand.
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Chile Taxi Drivers Protest Against Uber as Regulations Remain Murky
Massive Uber protests have also taken place in recent months in Brazil, Mexico, France, and several other nations.
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Mexico City Unveils First Regulation on Uber in Latin America
The rules did not impose a limit to the number of vehicles Uber could deploy around the city.
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Mexico City Could Be First Globally to Limit Uber Cars
Apart from the fleet limit seen in the draft regulations, Uber said the rules threaten to wipe out its most popular service in the city.
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Latin America, Europe Cab Drivers Team Up Against Uber
Taxi drivers have held protests in Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia as well as Europe.
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Mexico City Proposes Regulations for Uber
The proposed regulation, which requires drivers and cars to be registered, also calls for such companies to pay into a fund for transportation infrastructure.
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Uber Says Open to Being Regulated in Massive Mexico City Market
Uber entered Mexico City in 2013, and says it has grown to around 300,000 users.
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Uber Says Open to Being Regulated in Massive Mexico City Market
Ride-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc is open to being regulated in Mexico City, a company spokesperson said on Wednesday, as the rapidly growing start-up seeks to cement its expansion in one of the largest cities in the Americas.
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US Woman Shoots Uber Driver After Mistakenly Believing She Was Being Kidnapped
A woman in the United States who shot her Uber driver after mistakenly believing she was being kidnapped is facing murder charges.
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Coronavirus: Uber Suspends 240 User Accounts Over Possible China Virus Contact
Uber has suspended the accounts of 240 users in Mexico who may have been in contact with drivers that ferried a person suspected of having the deadly coronavirus.
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Uber Suspends 240 Accounts In Mexico Amid Coronavirus Spread
US ride-hailing application Uber Technologies Inc said on Saturday that it suspended 240 accounts of users in Mexico who may recently have come in contact with someone possibly infected with the new coronavirus.
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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 Begins Accepting Cash in Mexico City, Tapping Key Market
Uber waged a long campaign for cash fares in Mexico where roughly 60 percent of the population lacks a bank account.
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How China's Ride-Hailing Giant Didi Plans to Challenge Uber in Mexico
Mexico is one of Uber's most prized and profitable markets, one where it boasts a near monopoly.
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Young Woman Who Drove Uber Cab Shot Dead In US-Mexico Border City
A young woman who drove for U.S. ride-hailing application Uber Technologies Inc was shot dead in the northern Mexican border city of Tijuana following a dispute with another motorist, prosecutors said on Friday
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Didi Chuxing Said to Enter Mexico Next Year
Didi has spoken before of global ambitions, but has not formally announced where or when it would expand.
-
Chile Taxi Drivers Protest Against Uber as Regulations Remain Murky
Massive Uber protests have also taken place in recent months in Brazil, Mexico, France, and several other nations.
-
Mexico City Unveils First Regulation on Uber in Latin America
The rules did not impose a limit to the number of vehicles Uber could deploy around the city.
-
Mexico City Could Be First Globally to Limit Uber Cars
Apart from the fleet limit seen in the draft regulations, Uber said the rules threaten to wipe out its most popular service in the city.
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Latin America, Europe Cab Drivers Team Up Against Uber
Taxi drivers have held protests in Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia as well as Europe.
-
Mexico City Proposes Regulations for Uber
The proposed regulation, which requires drivers and cars to be registered, also calls for such companies to pay into a fund for transportation infrastructure.
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Uber Says Open to Being Regulated in Massive Mexico City Market
Uber entered Mexico City in 2013, and says it has grown to around 300,000 users.
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Uber Says Open to Being Regulated in Massive Mexico City Market
Ride-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc is open to being regulated in Mexico City, a company spokesperson said on Wednesday, as the rapidly growing start-up seeks to cement its expansion in one of the largest cities in the Americas.
