TOKYO (Reuters) - Uber executives are travelling the globe to reassure regulators that the company is changing the way it does business, after a string of controversies hurt the ride-hailing firm's reputation, its Asian head said on Monday. Imagine your Ad placed here These comments come on the heels of Uber's disclosure last week that
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Petroleum Depots Causing Traffic Gridlock In Lagos To Be Shut Down By Government
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38 toll gates to be reintroduced on Nigeria
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What the Uber data breach is all about, AP Explains
When Uber paid a $100,000 ransom so that hackers who broke into its data warehouse would destroy the personal information they stole, it allowed the ride-sharing company to keep a massive breach of 57 million user and driver accounts secret for nearly a year. Now that secret decision could come to haunt Uber.
Eritrea’s Harat Transportation Company Expanding Services
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UPS inks its largest investment in renewable natural gas to date
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Air China suspends North Korea flights, deepening isolation
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UBER SLAMMED WITH $8.9 MILLION FINE IN COLORADO, USA
Uber’s run of good news since Dara Khosrowshahi took over has ended as the ride-sharing app has been fined by Colorado authorities to the tune of $8.9 million. Uber was accused of allowing 57 people to drive for it. These individuals did not have valid driver’s licenses or had committed other offences that