Uber’s taxi hailing service returns to New York City — with some big limitations
Uber is back on the streets of New York -- though the city has imposed some new restrictions on the service.
Uber is back on the streets of New York -- though the city has imposed some new restrictions on the service.
Uber's new app releases will help expand its user base and continue disrupting the taxi industry around the world.
At SXSW, Uber CEO revealed the next stage of his battle plan: quadrupling the size of his staff in the next year, growing from 200 to 800 members, and continuing global expansion.
Watch out Uber, the cab hailing app Hailo is hot on your heels in New York City.
Travel startup Mozio offers search engine and route mapping for airport ground transportation.
Uber adds TAXI to its collection of San Francisco services.
German peer-to-peer taxi app startup myTaxi has announced expansion into the US – starting with Washington DC and with other cities set to follow.
Ridesharing app Sidecar raises $10 million amidst regulatory battles.
Uber founder Travis Kalanick talks about his ongoing battles with regulatory agencies.
Taxi Magic dispatched the biggest update ever of its popular mobile app today to further improve the experience of calling a cab.
The company shaped the new version based on feedback from users. It offers a whole new platform with …
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