The Latest Breaking News from Uber

There are two polite words to describe President Trump’s auto industry policies: uncertain and self-contradictory. He claims he wants to revitalize the car industry, which was already thriving under the previous administration. But the approach involves tariffs that could gut American manufacturing jobs.

Grab is the largest rideshare operator in Southeast Asia and only with a 5% penetration of its nearly 700 million person population, which leaves a long runway.

London appears to be completely obsessed with chicken, reports Josh Barrie

D.C.'s bureaucracy violates independent drivers' economic liberty.

Tesla will compete with Uber and Lyft, as well as with Waymo.

Musk, who plans to launch a fleet of self-driving cars this year, has been pipped to the post

Uber Technologies has significantly underperformed Dow over the past year, yet analysts remain strongly bullish on the stock’s prospects.

While the Trump administration continues slashing the federal workforce and canceling government contracts, Musk and his family are hitching free rides on the taxpayer-funded Marine One aircraft, reserved for the president.

The Man Who Pays His Way: I’ve spent my life travelling by train, and I try not to pay a penny more than I need

Three stocks have been breaking out lately, showing investors that there is enough short-term momentum backed by underlying fundamentals to keep going.

Uber is launching an experiment called "One Less Car" and are on the hunt for 2,000 brave souls in Sydney to ditch their wheels for a month.