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Objections from the ranks of organized labor are delaying an effort to unionize Uber drivers at New York City's LaGuardia Airport.

Uber’s move last month to reduce fares was designed to aid an aggressive expansion plan. But instead it has triggered a driver backlash.

Workers gathered outside the company’s Long Island City office Monday to demonstrate against the reductions.

Drivers for the popular ride-hailing service will protest Monday outside the company’s headquarters over a plan to slice fares by 15 percent.

Lyft has reached a deal with some drivers who say they were mislabeled as independent contractors. But some say the broader question remains unsettled.

As part of the settlement, Lyft also agreed to terminate drivers’ services after an advance warning, rather than terminating them at will.

The ride-hailing company is testing a scheme where the child's toy, Bop It, is left in the back seat of cars to distract drunk passengers.

Transport for London had proposed requiring services like Uber to operate more like conventional taxis.

More than 100 taxis blocked traffic in downtown Budapest Monday as drivers demanded a ban on Uber and other ride-hailing apps.

The ride-hailing company had run into trouble with India’s regulations, which mandated two-step credit-card authentication for making payments.

The ride-hailing company's vehicles aren't significantly contributing to congestion in the city — but that could change, a study says.

The ride-hailing company's Chinese unit was valued at $7 billion before taking on investment in its Series B funding round, its CEO said.

The financing would help Uber in its uphill battle to capture market share in China from its local competitor Didi Kuaidi.

A study says 14.4 million people, including Lyft and Uber drivers, derive significant income from it, but many experts are unconvinced.

The settlement is the culmination of a 14-month privacy investigation by the state attorney general.

After the product demos and speeches are over, techies are partaking in the many nocturnal pleasures of Las Vegas.

Service, a California company, helps resolve problems such as lost luggage and late deliveries, saving clients time and money.

Fare estimates, splitting fares and carpooling can save riders money after partying 2015 away.

From watching the ball drop in Times Square to catching an Uber at midnight, there's an app for that.

The company, which had raised $39 million in financing over four years, cannot continue in its present form, co-founder Sunil Paul announced Tuesday.

Taxi unions in Brazil’s largest city say a proposed levy will not be enough to curb the ride-hailing company’s rapidly growing influence.

Uber needs help with new rules set to be released next year, as well as with coping with a competitor partly owned by China's sovereign wealth fund.

Google’s new messaging app will have chatbots that can answer questions, helping the company preserve its lead in search.

The ride-hailing industry wants to pull in a lot more cash from investors in the coming year.

Alphabet could draw revenue from its self-driving car by offering ride-hailing services in major cities and college campuses.

Amid a debate over labor in the on-demand economy, two authors are calling for a new, more protected worker category.

The plan approved by the city council Monday marks an aggressive attempt to bring labor protections to gig economy workers.

An ordinance to be voted on Monday would let drivers for ride-hailing services use nonprofit organizations to negotiate.

The ride-hailing company, which claims profitability in more than 80 cities and has seen revenue spike more than 200 percent this year, is seeking $2.1 billion from investors.