Body found in area where U.S. tourist went missing in Costa Rica
Authorities are working with Stefaniak's family members in an effort to identify the body
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Authorities are working with Stefaniak's family members in an effort to identify the body
It's the first U.S. city to set pay minimums for ride-hail drivers, months after temporarily halting new Uber licenses
Family desperate for information on whereabouts of Carla Stefaniak, who was alone on vacation when all communication stopped
After one car didn't show (outside Tiffany's Manhattan store), she said the next was littered with debris
Google, Facebook and eBay are among those recently rescinding the policy in response to the #MeToo movement
Ride-hailing companies, along with bike and scooter renters, aim to ease transportation woes that can stymie voters
Ride sharing apps, dating websites and clothing companies are all trying to boost turnout
The driving-and-delivery company won't be profitable for years, but still worth double what it was in May, the Wall Street Journal reports
The ride-hailing company hid the hack that stole information on 57 million riders and 600,000 drivers for a year
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned lower court's ruling which denied Uber's motion to compel arbitration
Evidence is growing that these jobs don't deliver the financial returns many expect and other jobs are plentiful
"This is not a rich person's toy. This is a mass market solution," says Adam Warmoth, product manager at Uber Elevate
One year into his tenure, the often-troubled company's chief talks about the future, including when to go public
"Good people carry guns," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said after an Uber driver claimed self-defense in the shooting of another driver
The two companies are said to be teaming up to jointly develop self-driving vehicles
The ride-hailing company's second-quarter gross bookings surged 41 percent, helping to narrow its loss
The three companies made clear that users can refuse to anyone who violates guidelines against discrimination
America's largest city moves to slow the growth of ride-hailing services after a spate of driver suicides
Uber and Lyft are dealing with fallout after a driver allegedly streamed hundreds of rides on a website without telling his passengers. But did the driver actually do anything illegal?
The passengers were unaware they were being streamed on Twitch, with their names often revealed to viewers
FTC had sued the company last year, claiming it mislead drivers about income estimates and lease agreement terms
The city's minimum wage is rising to $15 per hour, and the taxi commission is considering applying that to drivers
Ride-hailing company jumps into intensifying competition for those looking to get around town without a car
The company argued that its days of behaving badly were over as it made the case to return to a market of 3.5 million riders
Many are applying to work for Uber or local rival Careem, but ingrained cultural barriers are still a challenge