The Latest Breaking News from Uber

CNBC Amazon Courts More Trouble As Regulators Inspect Its Warehouses

Lobbying increased slightly in 2021 in France, compared to the previous year, the High Authority for the Transparency of Public Life (HATVP) noted Monday.

Plus: let’s check in with the COVID-19 data nerds to see how they’re doing.

San Francisco (AFP) - Uber will offer several million dollars in compensation to tens of thousands of passengers with disabilities who were charged extra fees, US prosecutors said Monday.

Public asked to avoid using ride-hailing service on Wednesday in response to issues raised by Uber files

The Wall Street Journal called the horrifying ordeal ‘too good to confirm”, but no apologies came when a 27-year-old was arrested for the crime

People must feel able to speak out – and our laws must protect them, says former Facebook employee Frances Haugen

Cyclists in dense cities say they're being left behind as company changes how orders are assigned ("wheels > feet")

The firm was one of the pioneers of the gig economy model but its operations soon caused a global furore

Digital labour platforms are rapidly transforming the world of work. Many governments in the global south have welcomed platforms that bring businesses, workers and consumers together, creating opportunities to reduce unemployment. But what happens when jobs are turned into tasks? Workers are increasingly managed by apps that allocate these tasks…

The vast scale of the whistleblower leak and Uber’s worldwide reach can defy comprehension