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Ridesharing legalised in another Australian state, but Uber's not happy
Too much red tape.
By Ariel Bogle
Uber coughs up $10 million to settle background check lawsuit
Uber will pay at least $10 million to settle allegations by California prosecutors that it misled passengers about the quality of its driver background checks.
Uber wants more senior drivers on the road in Australia
Grampa Simpson take the wheel.
By Ariel Bogle
Uber wants to try letting more people in developed countries pay by cash
The company is starting with Singapore, its first developed country to get cash payments.
By Victoria Ho
Is it cheaper to commute to work in your own car, a taxi or an Uber?
It's a pricey world out there.
By Ariel Bogle
Your cheap dinner may come at a cost to the cyclist delivering it
Two popular food delivery startups, Deliveroo and Foodora, are making their bicycle couriers work as contractors rather than as employees in Australia, allowing them to be paid as little as A$10 per delivery.
By Ariel Bogle
Uber gets a taste of its own medicine from a competitor
Uber filed a lawsuit this week against a competitor in India for allegedly using the same dirty tricks Uber itself has been accused of employing in the past.
Uber fills its app with hundreds of miniature Belgian flags after attacks
Users in Europe spotted the change.
By Sam Haysom
10,000 angry cabbies brought Jakarta to a standstill
The planned protest was intended to be peaceful, but turned violent.
By Victoria Ho
10,000 Jakarta taxi drivers to protest against Uber and Grab
New demonstration is five times the size of similar protest just a week ago.
By Victoria Ho
Uber will send you a free St. Patrick's Day bagpipe concert, if you live in Boston or Chicago
Because there's nothing more calming than a midweek office bagpipe concert.
Kalamazoo shooting suspect's Uber lawsuit was a hoax
A lawsuit against Uber filed in the name of a mass-shooting suspect is a fake, authorities said Thursday.
By Associated Press
Kaskade randomly delivered pizza in LA this week
The DJ also handed out tickets to his sold-out May show.
By Emily Blake
Kalamazoo shooter is suing: 'I am currently in prison because of Uber'
Jason Dalton, the man charged with killing six people in a series of shooting in Kalamazoo, Michigan, has filed a lawsuit against Uber.
By Megan Specia
Uber's newest feature lets an entire family share one account
Teenagers just lost another excuse for not coming home on time.
Indonesia moves to ban taxi apps, as China tries to legalize them
A tale of two countries.
By Victoria Ho
2,000 drivers in Jakarta protest ride-hailing apps
The protesters say apps like Uber and Grab are taking away their business.
By Victoria Ho
Female Uber drivers open up about life behind the wheel in Australia
In Australia, female Uber drivers get treated something like a unicorn.
By Ariel Bogle
Aussie couple get surprise ride in Uber advertising stripper hire
"We couldn't have planned it if we wanted to."
By Ariel Bogle
UberEats will soon deliver your lunch in Melbourne
Foodies, today is a good day. Rideshare company Uber is launching its food delivery service in Melbourne, Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
What to know before you take Uber at the airport
Newark has banned Uber and Lyft at the airport. Who's next?
By Cailey Rizzo
Uber launches motorcycle ride service in Thailand
Now you can Uber your way through Bangkok on the back of a motorcycle.
Uber driver who allegedly killed 6 people had a high 4.73 rating and no criminal record
The awful shooting incident in Kalamazoo is a stark reminder of the still too thin line that divides Uber from hitchhiking -- and the fears that come with it.
Uber is losing more than $1 billion a year in China
Making $1 billion isn't cool. You know what's really cool for startups? Losing that much. Every year.
