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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.

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France's highly regulated taxi drivers say Uber has hit their business unfairly as it has expanded rapidly.

Uber's general manager dismissed the ban as a matter of opinion, saying it would continue to operate

As hundreds attempted to move away from a hostage situation, Uber jacked up prices four times the norm.

After a female passenger reported she was raped by an Uber driver, authorities in New Delhi banned the e-hailing service, although cars were still available.

An unusual trademark may indicate Uber wants its own version of a popular driving game.

In Silicon Valley's Game of Thrones, it's winner-take-all.

The taxi app apologised to the woman for an "un-Uber experience" after a driver offered her oral sex

After an alleged sexual assault on a passenger in Delhi has caused concern

A spokesman described Uber as "like getting in a sea full of sharks" for female passengers

Taxi app firm Uber is under fire after a young woman in New Delhi accused a driver of rape.

The driver, who was arrested for sexual assault three years ago, is expected to appear in court on Monday afternoon

The meeting got tense when the subject of Uber "God view" was brought up.

At a New York City Council hearing, an Uber executive revealed wait times in NYC were under five minutes.

By encouraging riders to split their ride with a stranger, the e-hailing app hopes to reduce the number of cars on the road.

Drivers complain their contacts received Uber recruitment pitches without their approval.

In a letter obtained by "Newsweek," the Committee for Taxi Safety raised Uber's recent privacy invasions and threats on reporters.

An Uber rider is able to call the driver by phone, even long after the trip is over.

Emil Michael told guests at a private dinner he would like to spend millions to investigate the private lives of reporters.

The tech boom is fizzling, while the world is burning.

An app brings together those in need of some physical contact.

Hard data could put an end to curbside fights over cabs

New York gets another ride-share company. But are they as safe as they say?

"This about an all out assault on our profession, our livelihoods," said Max Small, a driver of one of London's black taxis for 34 years

Investors hope the company, which allows users to call up a ride on their smartphones, can expand globally