Dara Khosrowshahi

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick severs ties with ride-services firm; sells all his shares to focus on industrial kitchens

When Kalanick resigned in the summer of 2017, the company had been through a bruising six months during which employees accused the former CEO of fostering a toxic work culture that encouraged sexual harassment and bullying

Uber has entered new era of focussing on profits, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi feels he's the right guy for the company now

Khosrowshahi said Kalanick had done “an incredible job” of building the company. But Uber has entered a new period of focusing on profits.

Uber layoffs: Around 10% employees of cab aggregator in India lose jobs in global retrenchment drive

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced the layoffs in a company-wide email.

Uber unveils revamped version of its mobile app with more security features

Uber's ramped up security features include an option for people awaiting rides to receive four-digit codes.

Uber lays off 435 more employees from its engineering team in wake of Q2 2019 loss

The company had reported a loss of $5.2 billion in the second quarter of 2019

Uber loses $1 billion in first quarter as costs for drivers, food delivery grow

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi will have to soon convince investors that Uber can turn a profit.

As IPO nears, Uber clings to hard-knuckled tactics in pursuit of growth; 'old habits die hard', says former manager

Uber’s sharp-elbowed business tactics, detailed by lawmakers, city staff and regulators across the globe, as well as drivers and former employees, continue to drive the company.

Uber unveils IPO with warning it may never make a profit; operating expenses to increase significantly in future

Although Uber's user base includes customers of other services as well as ride-sharing, Uber’s 91 million is nearly five times the 18.6 million announced by rival Lyft Inc.

Uber goes to British court today to defend business model over UK worker rights; CEO says will preserve flexibility of contracts

Rights at firms such as Uber, fellow taxi service Addison Lee and food courier Deliveroo have risen up the political agenda in Britain as more people work for companies without fixed hours or a guaranteed income.

Uber defends in court its business model of treating drivers as self-employed

Uber defends its model of treating drivers as self-employed, entitling them few rights in law.