Ryan Graves steps down from Uber board, 2 weeks after IPO
Ryan Graves, who once served as CEO of Uber, will officially step down from the board on May 27 — just two weeks after its lackluster public offering.
A scary fraction of Uber and Lyft drivers are using recalled vehicles for rides, according to a new report
One in six vehicles operating for Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing companies has been recalled, a new study by Consumer Reports has found.
Meet Geoff Ralston, Y Combinator's newest president
Geoff Ralston will be taking over as Y Combinator President for Sam Altman, who announced his departure in March.
The history of how Uber went from the most feared startup in the world to its massive IPO
Nine years ago, a company called UberCab made a splash by letting you hail a car with your smartphone. That was only the beginning for Uber.
5 questions every US tech startup founder needs to ask before taking money from a foreign investor
Artificial intelligence and robotics companies need to pay special attention to who they give access to their technology, according to global trade attorney Doreen Edelman.
Ride-hailing startup treats drivers as employees, unlike Uber and Lyft
An upstart ride-hailing firm hopes it can lure drivers by classifying them as employees — not contractors.
Amazon's Deliveroo investment is a bad sign for Uber — shares of an Uber Eats rival are tanking
Amazon led a $575 million financing round into Deliveroo, Uber Eats' arch rival in the UK, and Just Eat's stock is falling.
Deliveroo history and timeline: How Will Shu built the $2 billion firm
British food delivery startup Deliveroo is worth at least $2 billion and just took a $575 million investment from Amazon.
Rent The Runway CEO swipes at money-losing tech IPOs
Rent the Runway CEO Jennifer Hyman says she has always built her company with profitability in mind.
Uber scored a major victory when the US government ruled drivers aren't employees, but not everyone is happy
An NLRB memo made public this week officially sides with Uber in their long-running fight to keep drivers classified as contractors.
Uber stock price no longer has edge over Lyft: Analyst
Analysts are beginning to question whether or not ride-hailing is even a good business model.
Uber just scored a major victory after US government rules drivers are contractors, not employees
The ride-hailing giant has fought tooth and nail to keep drivers classified as contractors, and therefore avoiding paying benefits.
Uber quiet driver mode, Uber Black, Uber Black SUV
It's only available to riders who request the Uber Black or Uber Black SUV service. The ride-hailing company is offering additional perks, too.
Mark Cuban slams Silicon Valley VCs over Uber's awful IPO
Mark Cuban says that Uber waited too long to go public.
Fastly IPO: What you need to know
Fastly, which sells edge computing products to help websites run faster, grew its revenue nearly 38% in 2018 ahead of its IPO.
Lyft's electric Citi Bikes in New York will be offline until the fall
Lyft pulled the pedal assist bicycles in March after some users experienced injury-inducing brake issues.
Lyft's electric Citi Bikes in New York will be offline until at the fall
Lyft pulled the pedal assist bicycles in March after some users experienced injury-inducing brake issues.
Uber CEO sends reassuring email to employees after disastrous IPO
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi sent a letter to employees after Uber's messy IPO last Friday, comparing the road ahead to what Amazon and Uber faced post-IPO.
Uber, Lyft IPO trends: Money-losing unicorns could cause market issues
With the Uber and Lyft IPOs getting rough receptions, Michael Arone of State Street says other unicorns may struggle, spelling trouble for stocks.
Uber and Lyft drivers reveal the things you should never do while taking a ride
Business Insider has spoken to dozens of drivers about their experiences driving for the companies. Here's what they had to say.
