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Uber to test self-driving cars in Pittsburgh city

The hybrid Ford Fusion converted car is mounted with various sensors to map details of the environment

Uber bikes in Bengaluru face legal hurdle again

Gurgaon is now the only place where Uber is offering this service. However, it said it was hopeful of growing in this category

Uber and out

Uber's deal with US drivers looks cheap

Uber recognises drivers' group in New York

Agreement is Uber's latest attempt to assuage mounting concerns from regulators and drivers about the ride-hailing firm's labour model

Uber drivers, if employees, owed $730 million more: US court papers

According to attorneys for Uber drivers, the total potential damages in the case are $852 million.

Two years of Uber in Mumbai

Here are some interesting numbers the cab hailing app has shared in a blog post

Uber joins Alipay to allow Chinese tourists pay in yuan

The option has been expanded to more than 400 cities in 68 countries and regions in which Uber operates

Uber ties up with Alipay globally

Alipay's collaboration with Uber reflects a step forward of Ant Financial's global strategy, and the collaboration also extends to the Alipay's strategic global partners like Paytm in India

Drivers take to streets in Bengaluru as war between taxi aggregators, state goct escalates

Karnataka govt says Ola and Uber are not compliant with the newly passed rules for taxi

Defiant Uber takes on Arvind Kejriwal, will continue surge pricing

Say they should be allowed to do so as odd-even rule is not in place; demand separate scheme for aggregators

Uber brings back surge pricing

Kejriwal warns of strong action

Karnataka accuses Uber and Ola of violating norms; seizes vehicles

Around 100 vehicles operating on both the aggregators' platforms have been impounded and penalised for violating norms

Uber vs Ola: How fight for Indian taxi market ended up in court

Uber has filed a lawsuit accusing Ola of a campaign to disrupt its business and poach its drivers

Over but not out

Uber driver deal just a detour from legal showdown

Tipping is coming to Uber, and how

Uber has agreed to notify customers more clearly that tips are not included in fares and give tacit approval for optional gratuity

Surge pricing: Why should commuters pay for the monster created by Uber, Ola

Surge pricing is a fix Uber and Ola have manufactured to deal with the problem created by their faulty business models that seek to grab market share at any cost

Delhi govt ban on surge pricing: Bad for Modi's 'Start Up India' pitch

Surge pricing of cab is not different from paying more for a flight ticket or a hotel room in peak holiday seasons

Uber temporarily suspends surge pricing in Delhi

The US-based firm said it "regularly does surge pricing when demand outstrips supply"

Karnataka blinks first, plans to allow bike taxis on roads

State plans to frame rules for governing aggregators that offer bike taxis as a service

The 'odd' marketing gimmick

A day before Delhi went into the second phase of the odd-even scheme for passenger vehicle owners, taxi aggregator Uber pushed its cab-sharing service with an interesting message. In an email with the subject line, "This is an ODD subject line", the company suggested ways to beat the "odds" with "even" lower fares. It promised a fare as low as Rs 3.50 a kilometre if one opted to share a car with another passenger.