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Seeing a demand in the Detroit area, Gene Caballero launched his three-year-old Nashville-based landscaping application, GreenPal, in Detroit last month.

U.S. stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones dropping more than 400 points. Here is the list of some big stocks moving higher in the previous session.

In early July, the leak of 124,000 confidential files from Uber — known as the “Uber Files” — as part of an investigation by The Guardian revealed how the company knowingly flouted laws, secretly lobbied governments and embraced a long list of “dark tricks” and ethically questionable practices as it…

It looks like rideshare is back in the driver's seat for Uber (NYSE: UBER) after Eats and its delivery business steered the company through the pandemic.

Back in May, ride-sharing giant Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) delivered its first-quarter 2022 earnings report.

Passengers took 1.87bn trips during the spring and early summer, company says, a 24% increase compared with same time last year

Ride-hailing app recently lost a case over whether its drivers count as self-employed

In 2018, Jameis Winston was suspended three games for groping a female Uber driver inappropriately. One driver. Once.

In July 2014, the ride-hailing app Uber emerged in Lagos, offering the public improved mobility through technology. Uber, at the time, was valued at US$18 billion and had launched in 205 cities. Its competitor, Bolt, arrived in Nigeria in 2016.

Ride-sharing apps like Uber, DiDi and Lyft may have driven across much of the globe, but they haven’t yet rolled into Venezuela

Pa Edrissa Manjang is suing company for alleged dismissal based on racially biased facial recognition software