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Binance US Ropes-In Ex-DoJ Official of Indian Origin as Head, VP of Legal Team
Binance US has appointed former DoJ and Uber official, Krishna Juvvadi, as the head and VP of its legal team. The official will now oversee the day-to-day operations of the company’s legal department. Juvvadi will be reporting to Norman Reed, the general counsel of Binance US.
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Uber's Mideast Unit Says It's In Talks With Saudi To Ease Ride-Hailing Restrictions
Uber Technologies Inc's subsidiary in the Middle East, Careem, says it is in talks with authorities in Saudi Arabia to ease restrictions, including those that have limited driver numbers and led to long waits for rides.
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Uber Launches Grocery Delivery, Starting in Canada, Latin America
Uber unveiled plans Tuesday to launch grocery delivery through its recently acquired subsidiary Cornershop.
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Uber Jumps Into Electric Scooters in Europe, Starting With Madrid
Uber on Tuesday launched in Madrid its first electric kick scooter rental service in Europe through its subsidiary Jump.
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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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Waymo Chief Says His Tech Would Have Averted Fatal Uber Crash
The CEO of Waymo, the Google subsidiary tasked with developing driverless cars, has said the recent death of a pedestrian in an accident involving an autonomous car would not have occurred with his company's technology.
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Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover Invests $25 Million in Uber-Rival Lyft
Tata Group, which owns Tata Motors and Jaguar, previously invested at least $100 million in Uber.
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Alphabet's Waymo Sues Uber for Stealing Self-Driving Car Tech
Alphabet contends that a manager at its autonomous car subsidiary Waymo took technical data with him when he left to launch a competing venture.
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Toyota Partners With Uber To Offer 90% On-Road Funding On Etios And Etios Liva To New Drivers
Toyota Kirloskar Motors (TKM), the Indian subsidiary of the Japanese auto giant, has partnered with popular ride-hailing app - Uber to offer new drivers 90 per cent on-road funding on Etios and Liva models.
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Uber Subsidiary Fined $7.6 Million in California
In a statement Thursday, Uber said it was disappointed with the ruling and vowed to appeal.
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Uber Subsidiary Fined $7.6 million In California
The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday hit an Uber subsidiary with a $7.6 million fine for failing to comply with reporting requirements fully and in a timely manner.
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South Korea Prosecutors Indict Local Uber Subsidiary
South Korean prosecutors have indicted the local subsidiary of U.S. taxi-hailing service provider Uber Technologies Inc for violating a law governing public transport, Yonhap News Agency reported on Wednesday.
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French Court Fines Uber Car Service 100,000 Euros
A Paris court fined the French subsidiary of US app-based ride service Uber 100,000 euros ($128,000) on Thursday for fraudulent business practices after it advertised its paid transportation service UberPop as a car pool.
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Binance US Ropes-In Ex-DoJ Official of Indian Origin as Head, VP of Legal Team
Binance US has appointed former DoJ and Uber official, Krishna Juvvadi, as the head and VP of its legal team. The official will now oversee the day-to-day operations of the company’s legal department. Juvvadi will be reporting to Norman Reed, the general counsel of Binance US.
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Uber's Mideast Unit Says It's In Talks With Saudi To Ease Ride-Hailing Restrictions
Uber Technologies Inc's subsidiary in the Middle East, Careem, says it is in talks with authorities in Saudi Arabia to ease restrictions, including those that have limited driver numbers and led to long waits for rides.
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Uber Launches Grocery Delivery, Starting in Canada, Latin America
Uber unveiled plans Tuesday to launch grocery delivery through its recently acquired subsidiary Cornershop.
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Uber Jumps Into Electric Scooters in Europe, Starting With Madrid
Uber on Tuesday launched in Madrid its first electric kick scooter rental service in Europe through its subsidiary Jump.
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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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Waymo Chief Says His Tech Would Have Averted Fatal Uber Crash
The CEO of Waymo, the Google subsidiary tasked with developing driverless cars, has said the recent death of a pedestrian in an accident involving an autonomous car would not have occurred with his company's technology.
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Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover Invests $25 Million in Uber-Rival Lyft
Tata Group, which owns Tata Motors and Jaguar, previously invested at least $100 million in Uber.
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Alphabet's Waymo Sues Uber for Stealing Self-Driving Car Tech
Alphabet contends that a manager at its autonomous car subsidiary Waymo took technical data with him when he left to launch a competing venture.
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Toyota Partners With Uber To Offer 90% On-Road Funding On Etios And Etios Liva To New Drivers
Toyota Kirloskar Motors (TKM), the Indian subsidiary of the Japanese auto giant, has partnered with popular ride-hailing app - Uber to offer new drivers 90 per cent on-road funding on Etios and Liva models.
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Uber Subsidiary Fined $7.6 Million in California
In a statement Thursday, Uber said it was disappointed with the ruling and vowed to appeal.
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Uber Subsidiary Fined $7.6 million In California
The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday hit an Uber subsidiary with a $7.6 million fine for failing to comply with reporting requirements fully and in a timely manner.
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South Korea Prosecutors Indict Local Uber Subsidiary
South Korean prosecutors have indicted the local subsidiary of U.S. taxi-hailing service provider Uber Technologies Inc for violating a law governing public transport, Yonhap News Agency reported on Wednesday.
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French Court Fines Uber Car Service 100,000 Euros
A Paris court fined the French subsidiary of US app-based ride service Uber 100,000 euros ($128,000) on Thursday for fraudulent business practices after it advertised its paid transportation service UberPop as a car pool.
