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Uber to lay off thousands of workers and force remaining staff back to office
Uber cuts 10% of workforce and eliminates management layers while ending full remote work, requiring staff to work at least three days from office.
The Alaska perspective: A reminder that the world doesn't revolve around Israel - comment
UBER reveals how we will order a flying taxi directly from the app
Arizona court orders Uber to pay $8.5 million in compensation fees in sexual assault trial
Knesset panel approves bill paving way for ride sharing apps like Uber, Lyft to operate in Israel
The project, presented by MKs from both the coalition and opposition, aims to “open the Israeli transportation market to competition and allow the operation of ride-sharing apps."
'Don't drive Jews': Jewish ex-Miss Slovakia Miriam Mattova kicked out of Toronto Uber - interview
"At that moment, I chose to step out of the car, not out of fear but out of clarity. When someone reveals open discrimination, there is no reason to remain in that space," Mattova explained.
Majority of Israeli taxi drivers commit meter violations, undercover investigation reveals
The investigation comes amid disputes over the re-introduction of the ride-sharing app Uber to Israel, which threatens to disrupt the local taxi services.
Why specialized Uber accident lawyers are becoming increasingly necessary
Regev opens door for Uber in Israel without public process, professional input
Transportation Minister Miri Regev bypassed ministry experts and regulators in a move critics say is politically driven and undermines Israel’s licensed taxi system.
Uber expands transportation options with helicopter and seaplane rides by 2026
After buying Blade’s passenger ops for $125M, Joby plans New York as its test case, with flights moving to quieter, zero-emission eVTOLs once FAA certification is granted.
Jewish family kicked out of Vienna Uber, driver calls them 'child murderers'
A Jewish family was verbally harassed by an Uber driver in Vienna earlier this week, further marking the rising wave of antisemitism in Europe.
From Uber rides to global insights: How media bias shapes perceptions of identities - opinion
This dichotomy of being perceived simultaneously as a victim and an aggressor is not just a personal dilemma but a reflection of broader societal attitudes.
Woman banned from Uber over ‘offensive’ first name
Swastika Chandra was unable to order food from Uber for 5 months, as the app decided her name was "offensive."
Will the Wagner coup impact Israel?
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