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Uber 'on track' for IPO in 2019, no plans to sell self-driving car research unit, says CEO Dara Khosrowshahi

Uber is 'quite optimistic' it can resume testing of self-driving cars later this year after a fatal crash involving an autonomous Uber car in Tempe, Arizona in March

MIT is revisiting its study on Uber and Lyft drivers' minimum wages after rebuttal by Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi

Khosrowshahi criticised the MIT study in a tweet on Friday as “Mathematically Incompetent Theories (at least as it pertains to ride-sharing),” and linked to a response by Uber chief economist

Uber CEO at IIT Delhi: 'I want to make a huge investment in increasing tech talent here,' says Dara Khosrowshahi

We join the CEO of ride-hailing service giant Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi live from IIT Delhi where he will be in fireside chat with CNBC's Shireen Bhan.

Uber to stay invested in India, strategy not to change with Softbank acquiring stake, says CEO Dara Khosrowshahi

Asked if SoftBank, which is also an investor in rival and India's market leader Ola, has asked Uber to focus on profitable market, he said the company's strategies are decided by the board.

Uber-Waymo trial: Travis Kalanick compares Uber's early relation with Google as that of a little brother to a big brother

Although famous for his hot-headed temperament, Travis Kalanick kept his cool on 7 February and offered short, subdued responses to Waymo’s attorneys.

EU court rules Uber is a transport service and should be regulated like other taxi operators

Uber had argued it was simply a digital app that acted as an intermediary between drivers and customers looking for a ride and so should fall under lighter EU rules for online services.

As Meg Whitman steps down from CEO's role, Hewlett Packard Enterprise' shares fall by 6 percent

On 22 November, Whitman told media that talks with Uber had not been a factor in her decision to leave HPE “at all.” ‍

Benchmark Capital's lawsuit against Uber escalates, investors intervene

The legal dispute started two weeks ago when Benchmark sued Kalanick in Delaware's Chancery Court to force him off Uber's board and rescind his ability to fill three board seats.

Benchmark Capital claims it gave Uber and Travis Kalanick a month to review recommendations

Venture capital firm Benchmark Capital said on Monday it gave Uber Technologies Inc and its ousted chief executive, Travis Kalanick, a month to review its recommendations before filing a lawsuit last week

Uber crisis shows that even the best PR practices have their limitations

Uber’s case is not an ordinary PR disaster