Here's how Uber saved more than $6 billion by creating an offshore tax haven in the Netherlands
Low tax countries such as Ireland, the Netherlands and Singapore have become popular spots for companies.
Uber spent $5.2 billion in 3 months. Here's where all that money went.
A major chunk of that spending was on two things: stock-based compensation and driver rewards, both stemming from the company's IPO in May.
Uber just reported massive losses that were larger than Wall Street expected — and the stock is sinking
The ride-hailing giant's total losses and revenue fell short Wall Street's expectations, and the stock was down as much as 12% after.
Forget carmageddon — personal cars aren't going anywhere anytime soon
There's growing concern the world has hit "peak car" and a long-term decline in auto sales is about to hit. But the idea isn't supported by the data.
The only company to ever beat Uber at its own game is reportedly looking to raise $2 billion to keep growing
Didi Chuxing is among China's largest tech firms, and has backers including Apple and SoftBank. Now it wants even more money to compete with Uber.
Lyft deactivated a driver who later killed man while working for Uber
Lyft could be fined up to $10,000 for failing to report the driver, who has since been charged with murder.
One-third of Amazon employees predict a website crash on Prime Day, a new survey says
The survey was conducted by Blind, a popular app among workers at Silicon Valley companies such as Amazon, Uber, and Facebook.
Female Uber and Lyft drivers say sexual harassment is rampant
Some women have told Business Insider they avoid driving at night because of the comments they receive from revelers.
SoftBank: A running list of the Japanese company's tech investments
SoftBank has backed or bought a host of established tech firms such as Nvidia, the We Company, Slack, Uber, and ARM.
Uber launches new scooters and e-bike batteries as Lyft struggles
The company also unveiled a brand new scooter with bigger, more rugged wheels and stronger, two-wheel brakes.
Uber's first air-travel market outside of the United States will be Melbourne, Australia
Australia will join Los Angeles and Dallas as the first pilot cities for its urban air-mobility offerings, the company said at a conference Tuesday.
Uber's first aircraft: See inside the electric passenger drone
Uber showed off the latest in its vision for the future of air travel at a conference in Washington, DC, this week.
Uber unveils its first electric passenger aircraft that can fly 150mph
A full-scale model of the aircraft was unveiled Tuesday at Uber's Elevate conference in Washington D.C.
Uber's biggest rival in Europe says it has profitable quarters because it doesn't set cash on fire
Uber rival Bolt says it has 25 million passengers, and that it has grown more sustainably than rivals.
Careem's original pitch deck from 7 years before Uber acquisition
Uber is acquiring Careem in a $3.1 billion deal, it announced earlier this year. We acquired the company's original pitch deck from 2013.
Goldman Sachs says Uber's business model is one of its biggest risks
Goldman Sachs analysts are bullish on Uber — but they think the ride-hailing company's business model is a key risk in and of itself.
Meet Masayoshi Son, billionaire SoftBank founder with a Cali mansion
Masayoshi Son is the founder and CEO of Japanese holding company SoftBank, which invests millions in some of Silicon Valley's biggest tech companies.
Uber's food delivery business is the company's biggest weapon against rivals like Lyft: Wedbush
Uber published its first earnings since its IPO earlier this month, beating Wall Street expectations.
Uber will soon ban passengers with low ratings
Drivers have long been expected to meet minimum ratings from their passengers, Uber's head of safety brand and initiatives explained.
Uber, Lyft may not become profitable from self-driving cars: MIT
Will robo-taxis actually be cheaper to operate than traditional cars？ Maybe not, new research from MIT says.
