The Latest Breaking News from Uber

A 10-cent fee per ride proposed by Ald. Susan Sadowski Garza (10th) would fund a nonprofit to connect drivers with representation in grievances and other services.

Uber is designing custom-built cars for ride-hailing and delivery with automakers, possibly reigniting a proud tradition of pod-shaped car concepts.

A company executive’s statements about a misleading-at-best video portend a long-awaited verdict on the automaker’s truthfulness.

Cancún (Mexico) (AFP) - Uber drivers in Mexico's Caribbean resort of Cancun hope that a legal ruling in their favor will end alleged long-running threats and intimidation by taxi operators.

Football presenter Alex Scott has told how she was nearly kidnapped by an Uber driver while working in Russia during the 2018 World Cup

The ever-expanding gig economy has brought with it the rise of the independent contractor, from delivery drivers to personal shoppers and dog walkers. Compared to traditional employees, independent contractors are classified as self-employed and do not benefit from a minimum wage, paid time off, or other protections. This kind of…

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2023 is shaping up to be a big year for drone technology.

Dar es Salaam (AFP) - Ride-hailing giant Uber has resumed its services in Tanzania, it said on Wednesday, settling a fare dispute with the government.

The European expansion will start this month in London, where Hertz will add more than 10,000 EVs by 2025; Paris and Amsterdam will follow later in the year.

Uber and Lyft drivers complain of being deprived of their livelihoods when passengers retaliate by making false claims against them.