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Uber braces for fight as California wants it to treat drivers as employees

Lawmakers in California want to reclassify workers treated as independent contractors, which may dramatically boost costs for Uber and other companies built around the gig economy

Uber Technologies at record low as 'frustrations' persist over outlook

The stock dropped as much as 6.5 per cent to $34.10, the lowest price since its May debut, as major averages slumped 2 per cent

Uber freezes hiring of tech staff in US, Canada to counter mounting losses

Last week, Uber said it was cutting 400 marketing employees around the world

Uber loses $1bn in first quarter due to high spending on food, drivers

Revenue of $3.1 billion matched the high end of the range Uber forecast for the quarter and the loss of $1.0 billion compared with the company's forecast of $1.0 billion to $1.11 billion

With IPO, Uber to experience the changing whims of Wall Street

Investors could push Uber to sideline innovation for profit

Uber's early investors are poised to reap $1.3 billion in IPO sale

The selling shareholders will still control about $36 billion worth of the San Francisco-based firm's stock after the offering

SoftBank, Toyota invest $1 bn in Uber for its pricey self-driving ambitions

Uber Technologies Inc said that the investment valued its Advanced Technologies Group, which works to develop autonomous driving technology, at $7.25 billion

A rough road

The risk factors in Uber's IPO prospectus are alarming

Uber Technologies readies its pitch as the Amazon of transportation

Investors to be urged to look beyond ride-hailing to platform

Uber buys Mideast rival Careem for $3.1 billion in biggest deal

The deal comes as San Francisco-based Uber is preparing to file in April for an initial public offering, people familiar with the matter have said

Here's the Uber investor letter that forced Travis Kalanick to step down

Below is a full reproduction of the letter, which references corporate scandals and concerns about the lack of a qualified chief financial officer

Uber Technologies sells $2 billion of bonds as private placement

The private placement is the second time this year Uber has sold its own debt directly. In March, it put together a $1.5 billion loan, a deal investors also devoured voraciously

Uber, Kalanick defeat lawsuit by investors who blamed scandals for losses

The lawsuit "does not specifically tie any particular misrepresentation by defendants to a decline in Uber's stock price," Gilliam wrote in his ruling

Flying taxi service to be commercialised in 10 years: Uber Technologies

SoftBank Group and China's Didi Chuxing also plan to launch a venture in Japan this year

Uber is in investing mode in India: Amit Jain

We have no consolidation plans in India, added Uber India President Amit Jain

Uber ties up with Vietnamese mobile wallet MoMo for digital payments

Cash payments currently account for more than 90 per cent of all transactions in Vietnam

Uber's path to win back London market: data, fines and fees

Khosrowshahi is scheduled to meet with Transport for London Commissioner Mike Brown

We are moving from being a start-up to a global firm: Uber India President

Competition keeps us on our toes and focused on creating the best experience for riders: Amit Jain

Uber's business now depends on these three millennials

Company will be managed by a 14-person committee until the return of CEO Travis Kalanick

Uber's app will soon begin tracking driver behaviour

The software is aimed at improving driver safety, but could raise privacy concerns