Uber

New technologies spread instantly through the cloud, and take hold with almost no legal oversight.

A revolution is taking place and transportation is the battle zone—the old order is under attack.

Shiv Kumar Yadav will be sentenced on Friday and faces life in prison.

Court decides that Uber's app is not a taximeter.

A new documentary explores how Silicon Valley has turned the city known for its diversity and freedom of expression into a homogenized "gated community."

The ridesharing app's low-cost UberPop service sparked violent taxi driver protests earlier this year.

Germany's oldest carmaker is considering setting up large fleets of autonomous cars to cater to a new customer base.

If Uber and Lyft operated across the U.S., a study suggests, 500 lives would be saved each year.

Too much regulation could stifle the new online businesses that are disrupting old school models.

Now consumers have a real alternative against which they can compare the protectionist status quo.

Uber laid out their grievances in front of City Council weeks ago but are still looking for a debate.

Taxi app bosses could face two years in prison for allegedly employing unlicensed drivers.

Online boycott of taxis gathers over 100,000 users in France

Singer Courtney Love was one of the frustrated passengers caught up in the protests.

The update comes two months after a Chicago employee shot a gunman from inside his vehicle.

We need a new labor classification that maintains the freelancer's flexibility while protecting worker rights.

What takes years to happen in the Big Taxi, Big Government world happens almost instantly in the Uber ride-sharing world.

Defining drivers as employees would soon drive the rideshare companies out of business.

The company raises $150 million in total; plans to "deepen [its] U.S. footprint."

Holt, who manages more than 200 employees, discusses team building, branching out and challenges facing the e-hail app.

The U.S. firm argue the national governments are breaching EU competition laws.

Detective Patrick Cherry, who did not issue the Uber driver a ticket, was stripped of his shield and gun Wednesday.

A new partnership with a delivery app is turning the 24-hour eatery into a meet-up point for package delivery.

In an attempt to make New Year's Eve less hellish, Uber sends employees on working vacation.

During the expected blizzard, emergency responders, the elderly and the disabled will benefit from the rides.

New York City's yellow cabs are planning to stick to traditional pricing.

The new survey released by the company claims the average driver wage is $19 per hour.

The bases were initially closed over a request for trip records.

Five out of six Uber bases have been suspended across New York City.

…and the other top tech trends of 2015.