Uber self-drives robo-cars out of Arizona after fatal crash
Ride-sharing company had already suspended program in the state after crash, but new move means human jobs will be lost
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Revenue growth soars, and new investors pour in more money, as company prepares world for IPO sometime next year
Police: Former MLB star Lenny Dykstra pulled weapon on Uber driver
Police said Dykstra's driver "sped" to police headquarters "beeping the horn" to get officers' attention
Uber makes big policy change on sexual assault, harassment cases
The ride-hailing giant had forced accusers before to mediate their claims in secret
Uber reveals new sex assault policies
Uber is announcing a major policy change on how it handles sexual assault and harassment cases, ending the practice of mandatory arbitration starting today. The ride-hailing giant had forced accusers to mediate their claims in secret. Now those who agree to settlements will not be required to sign confidentiality agreements. Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer and former associate attorney general during the Obama administration, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss what led to the shift in policy.
Uber CEO on relationship with Waymo, Google
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tells CBS News' Bianna Golodryga about his company's relationship with Waymo and Google's parent company, Alphabet, after the tech giants settled a legal dispute over allegedly stolen trade secrets.
First look at Uber's air taxi model
Uber is releasing new information about Uber Air, an ambitious plan to launch a fleet of autonomous flying taxis in two years. Bianna Golodryga gets a first look at the design models that will be on display at Tuesday's Uber Elevate Summit. She also speaks with Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and Chief Product Officer Jeff Holden.
Uber unveils models of its flying taxis designed for "regular people"
"CBS This Morning" speaks to the company's CEO and gets a first look at models that will be on display at Tuesday's Uber Elevate summit
New Uber CEO talks flying cars, deadly self-driving SUV crash
Ahead of the Uber Elevate Summit, "CBS This Morning" will get the first look at a model of the ride-hailing company's latest undertaking
Report: More than 100 Uber, Lyft drivers sexually assaulted riders
A new report says 103 Uber drivers and 18 Lyft drivers allegedly raped, forcibly touched or kidnapped passengers
Uber to step up driver background checks
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is rolling out several new procedures aimed at "making Uber fundamentally safer"
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Emails reveal Uber's cozy relationship with Arizona governor
Previously unseen emails illuminate how the governor worked closely with Uber on self-driving car tests
Arizona's relationship with Uber under scrutiny: Report
The Arizona governor's office calls any claim that Uber's self-driving cars operated secretly in the state "categorically false"
Lyft president on self-driving cars and why Lyft is "better than Uber"
"I think everybody should take pause after what happened in Arizona," John Zimmer said of the deadly crash involving an Uber self-driving SUV
Uber loses self-driving permit in California
The company says it's not renewing its permit, meaning it can no longer test on the state's roads after Saturday
Lyft president on improving people's lives
The president of ride-sharing company Lyft says the deadly crash involving an Uber self-driving SUV could have been prevented. Lyft is continuing trials of its own autonomous vehicles, even after Uber suspended testing. Lyft co-founder and president John Zimmer joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss why he thinks Lyft's service is better than that of Uber's. He also talks about Lyft's self-imposed audit on equal pay for employees.
Uber to pay $10 million to settle discrimination suit
Proposed legal settlement resolves claim ride-hailing company created a hostile environment for women and minorities
Uber self-driving tests suspended
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey suspended Uber's self-driving tests Monday following a crash earlier this month that killed 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg.
Arizona governor takes action against Uber in wake of fatality
Ducey said in a letter to Uber's CEO that footage of the crash raised concerns about the company's ability to safely test its technology in Arizona
Should you worry about self-driving cars?
A fatal accident with an Uber driverless car is raising new fears about the safety of these vehicles
Police release footage from deadly crash involving self-driving Uber
Video shows the human backup driver in the SUV looking down until seconds before the crash
Arizona police: Pedestrian stepped in front of self-driving Uber
Initial probe reportedly finds the autonomous vehicle likely isn't to blame for the fatality
Should self-driving Uber have sensed woman coming before fatal accident?
Uber suspended all testing of its autonomous vehicles after the crash, the first-known pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving car
Pedestrian killed by self-driving Uber car
The crash happened in a suburb of Phoenix, when a woman was walking outside a crosswalk
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