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Uber drivers warned not to break the law
Almost 700 Christchurch drivers have been given warnings for illegally driving or planning to drive for Uber.
Auckland Transport turns to Uber for help
Auckland Transport is working with Uber in an attempt to ease the city's traffic woes. Documents released to the Herald on Sunday
Uber launches ride-share plan for Akl commuters
Uber has launched a new ride-sharing system catering to commuters who drive into work.
Carmel Fisher: Uber's rough ride
COMMENT: Ride-sharing business Uber is not a public company but a number of analysts have begun assessing it as.
Let Norway's Uber of the skies fly freely
Uber and Norwegian Air both comply when regulators force them to temper their cost-cutting in favor of following socially oriented rules.
Uber loses $1.2b in six months
Uber says subsidies for its drivers are responsible for the majority of its losses globally.
Ford's vision for a robotic car
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How Uber will put its drivers out of business
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Grandma Uber driver getting girls home safe
The Brisbane grandmother offers young women a safe, reliable ride home.
Uber sues over English exams
Uber is asking London judges to decide whether it's legal to require its drivers from non-English speaking countries to pass an exam.
Lizzie Marvelly: Riding roughshod over us
COMMENT: If Uber can't abide by New Zealand's rules, it shouldn't be allowed to play the game.
Meet the China 'whisperers' who get the big deals done
Behind the scenes, these are the people who bridge China and the United States.
Editorial: Uber safe in the age of the internet
Uber, the online hailing service that has shaken up the taxi industry throughout the world, has run foul of the industry's regulators
Saarinen: Australia's Census 2016 trainwreck
COMMENT: Censuses are necessary and valuable tools, but the public has to have confidence in them.
Saarinen: The dark side of disruption
COMMENT: Not all Uber drivers are happy with the disruption the app has caused, Juha Saarinen writes.
Saarinen: The power to disrupt
COMMENT: If we invest in infrastructure and education that fosters and enables innovation, we could create an almost bulletproof economy.
Uber delivering free ice cream today
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Uber pays $9397 tax from $1m
Uber used controversial and complicated international tax structures to reduce its NZ tax bill to around that of an average Kiwi worker, records show.
Someone is now watching your Uber driver
Uber drivers across the US are getting an extra pair of eyes on their driving - thanks to new technology scoring them on excessive braking and phone use while driving.
How Uber opens cities only to close them
COMMENT: The marketing Uber uses to disrupt the grip taxi companies have on a city is to present itself as a Robin Hood in the struggle against outdated urban regulators.
Taxi drivers protest against Uber
Christchurch taxi drivers have hit the streets today in protest of global ride-share giant Uber.