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Uber Banned in Thailand, Spain over Legal, Competition Concerns

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Uber Banned In New Delhi After Driver Accused Of Rape

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Uber Shuts Down Service in Nevada After Court Issues Injunction

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Uber Services Suspended in Nevada

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Uber CEO Must Turn Over His E-mails, U.S. Judge Says

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Lyft Launches Driver Destination Services, Lets Drivers Pick Up Passengers Along the Same Route

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Singapore to Control Uber, GrabTaxi Services

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Uber Executive Emil Michael Apologizes For Suggesting To Dig Up Dirt On Journalist

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Uber Announces Spotify Partnership, Will Let Riders Listen to Their Own Playlists

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Amazon Testing Taxis For Faster Deliveries

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Dorothy: Order a Pizza or Make a Phone Call With a Click of Your Heels

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Uber Challenges Ban In Nevada; 11 Drivers Spotted Offering Service

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Uber Faces Temporary Halt In Nevada, District Judge Rules

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Uber Makes Larger Vehicle Service Available in London and Manchester

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Hailo Halts Taxi Service in North America to Avoid Competition With Uber And Lyft

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