The Latest Breaking News from Uber

Drivers serving popular rideshare apps and speaking out on the daily dangers they face, fear it's a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt.

Uber says its helicopter and boat service will help travellers beat the crowds this summer

Calling an Uber in Italy will look a little different this summer, as travellers can take off from Sorrento or set sail from the coast at a touch of the app

Automated driving systems will need to reliably navigate these dense, unpredictable streets — which makes London a difficult proposition

The demand for PCO drivers isn’t the same throughout the year. It changes from season to season. In winter, many people prefer to stay home due to cold weather. In autumn, people are saving for Christmas and are less focused on travelling. In spring, most people avoid travelling due to…

Many argue that gig work involves exploitation, as research and media coverage have highlighted. But that doesn’t seem to deter ride hailing drivers on platforms like Uber and Bolt.

Edward Weiher and his fiancé, Alexa Balen were charged with first-degree murder in the death of their two-year-old daughter Trinity.

Today on Critical Materials: China is coming for Japan's kei cars, Uber plays a pivotal role in Tesla vs Waymo robotaxi battle and electric semis target diesel.

As Uber Technologies has outpaced its broader sector recently, analysts remain highly optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Big tech sharing economy platforms like Airbnb and Uber are marketed as trustworthy, but a new book by a South African media scholar argues that they are highly vulnerable to scammers who spread delusive speech (a form of disinformation, designed to deceive by criminal intent).

On 9 May, American software engineer Jacob Irwin-Cline was drugged and robbed in London by a fake Uber driver, losing £96,000 in cryptocurrency.