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After Uber whistleblower Mark MacGanns expose, drivers from South Africa to India to protest over risky work and low pay

The claims of at least another 150 women are also being investigated as part of the lawsuit.

Firm accused of failing to protect women from kidnap, false imprisonment and sexual battery

French president says Russia will use energy deliveries as ‘weapon of war.’

The recent ‘Uber Files’ reveal that the company had deployed kill switches, purportedly to destroy sensitive data that could have been legitimately accessed by police and officials. But kill switches are also helpful tools. We explain how.

Widespread strikes in aviation industry in Italy, France and Spain; UK rail strikes continue; 38,000 BT telecommunication workers in UK poised for first national strike in 35 years; UK bus drivers’ pay strikes continue; public sector strikes spread in Lebanon; thousands of South African tax workers continue pay strike

Boris Johnson will soon be unemployed because he trashed the UKs

Uber lobbyist and former European Commission vice-president Neelie Kroes still has an active badge that allows her to access commission buildings during working hours, a commission spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday. She does not have access to cabinets fl...

Uber specifically targeted the owners of the UK’s Daily Mail, France’s Les Echos, Italy’s La Repubblica and L’Espresso, Germany’s Die Welt and Bild, and The Times of India

Watchdogs say there’s nothing stopping ex-officials from breaking ethics rules. Indeed, Neelie Kroes has already faced reprimand.