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The company raises half a billion dollars in the latest round of funding, bringing its valuation to $7.5 billion.

A federal judge Thursday said an expert will examine Uber’s self-driving technology, which was allegedly stolen from Waymo by two of its former employees.

Many drivers were rejected for prior offences, some of which included violent crimes.

New York is closer to allowing testing of self-driving cars in public highways.

After Levandowski, Otto co-founder Lior Ron is the second Uber executive named in Waymo's lawsuit.

In the video, the female passenger is heard blaming the driver for hitting her face and being disrespectful to her when she asked him for a phone charger.

The law allowed Uber and Lyft drivers, who are independent contractors, to form a union and demand for pay, benefits and better working conditions.

Despite its lack of female workers, women in the tech sector may be helping to narrow the gender wage gap—younger and less-experienced women, at least.

Riders can easily edit their pickup addresses after making an Uber ride request.

Leadership and tech areas of the company were the least diverse, and tended to skew white and male, not unlike much of the tech industry.

The ride-hailing company blamed a court ruling which declared it an illegal taxi service.

Uber's driverless cars in San Francisco will be back on the road Monday following a Friday evening accident in Arizona.

Uber has pulled its self-driven cars off the roads of Arizona, California and Pennsylvania — all the states where it operated the vehicles.

The departure comes as the third in recent months amid the company's spate of controversies in 2017.

The yearlong class-action lawsuit between ride-hailing company Lyft, and its drivers, was settled Thursday, with drivers getting extra benefits like reimbursements.

Spotify could drop its partnership with Uber over the company's recent sexual abuse accusations and other scandals, an internal email shows.

Technology firms are backing off their challenge to the most recent version of the Trump administration's travel ban.

Lately, Uber has garnered some bad publicity, and riders have taken note, an analysis indicates.

After Uber's Greyball program was publicly revealed, the car service confirmed it will stop using it to target and deceive local authorities.

A anti-Uber group in upstate New York called on the state's attorney general to investigate if Uber broke state law by using its recently revealed "Greyball" technology to evade regulators.

The company had earlier acquired Uber's operations in China and now has reportedly got former Uber engineer Charlie Miller on board.

Sewanou Bisile Yoro, 34, was arrested on charges of abduction, rape and aggravated sexual assault.

Uber announced it will hire a chief operating officer to work alongside CEO Travis Kalanick after several months of controversies for the ride-sharing service.

Technology companies respond to the Trump administration's latest immigration order, which bars travelers from six majority-Muslim countries.

A New York Times report says Uber used a number of data collection tools to help evade authorities and operate in cities it had been banned in.

After Uber's self-driving vehicles were kicked off the road in December, the company plans to file for correct permits.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles had previously pulled the company's cars from the streets as it had refused to apply for a permit.

The former Uber engineer who wrote about her sexual harassment incident at the company said she is now being investigated by Uber and blamed for people deleting their Uber accounts.

Uber has been in the news quite a bit lately. Here's a breakdown of the ride-sharing service's recent publicity woes and what the company is doing to fix them.