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'Flying cars' to be reality soon? Uber mulls aerial taxi service in India

Uber hopes to start operating demonstrator flights starting in 2020

Uber's self-driving car race to get Toyota's half-a-billion dollar push

(Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> will invest $500 million in Uber to jointly work on developing self-driving cars, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday, a bid by both companies to catch up to rivals in the hotly competitive autonomous driving business.

Uber hires Nelson Chai as CFO after 3-year vacancy, paves way for IPO

Uber's lack of a CFO, and the protracted search for one, had worried investors

Hit with fatal crash case, Uber's vision of autonomous cars begins to blur

Uber first made its interest in self-driving cars public when it hired about 40 researchers and scientists from the National Robotics Engineering Center at Carnegie Mellon University in 2015

CEO explains why Uber is focusing on food delivery & India market

The US-based company's adjusted losses before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation increased 32 per cent on sequential basis in June quarter from the year-ago period

Uber's loss narrows to $891mn in Q2 but firm still far from profitability

Uber's net loss narrowed to $891 million in its second quarter ending June 30 from $1.1 billion a year earlier

Uber may bid adieu to Google Maps; move to open source ones instead

Ride-hailing major attempts to strengthen community maps via data

Uber hires former adviser to Cameron as head of policy for northern Europe

The appointment of Atashzai comes less than a month after the company won a reprieve to operate in London.

New questions arise about executive behaviour of Uber COO Barney Harford

The conduct is surfacing as Uber has been trying to turn itself around after a tumultuous 2017

Uber HR chief Liane Hornsey quits following racial discrimination probe

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi confirmed her resignation in an email to staff

Uber to relaunch ride-hailing services in Finland after yr-long suspension

The San Francisco-based company had suspended its operations in Finland last year, pending the implementation of the new law

Uber escapes London ban for now, asked to address safety concerns

The 15-month licence is much shorter than the five-year one it was denied in September

Uber impact drives surge in 'non-employer' business

Nationally, the number of these businesses rose two per cent in 2016 to 24.8 million across all industries

By roping in Kohli is Uber sending message to rival that it's here to stay?

Uber India aims to reposition itself as an enabler of opportunities and make itself an everyday, aspirational brand

With JUMP, Uber to introduce low-cost e-bike rental service in Seattle

Uber is poised to face challenge from three other rivals, Spin, ofo and Lime, which are already operating in Seattle on one-year permits that expire in July

Uber hires Facebook's product director as its driver product head

Uber has been without a head of driver product since Aaron Schildkrout left in December, after a three-year stint with the company.

Uber targets new users in India with lighter app, local languages

The India languages that Uber is looking at are Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali and Gujarati

Uber Lite for Android devices is piloted in India: All you need to know

The Uber Lite app trims down several features of the full-fledged Uber app. This not only reduces the size of an app, but also makes it compatible with a wide range of smart devices

Uber's exit from Southeast Asia upsets regulators and drivers

The Uber app was to shut down in two weeks, with customers told to download the Grab app and drivers encouraged to switch allegiances

Uber working with govt to share traffic insights with 'Movement'

By mining data, learnings can be applied to reduce the impact of traffic disruptions