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It’s America’s biggest sporting event of the year and is watched by more than 100 million people – so each year the world's biggest brands scramble to get screentime for their adverts during the Super Bowl.

Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Monday morning. From PR Week

An update on Uber financial fakery and continued lack of bona fide profits.

Turkish people have long blamed Arab tourists’ generous tips for the city’s cab shortage, but this may not be the case anymore.

The USA is one of the largest automobile markets globally possessing over 276 million vehicles at its perusal. With these figures, you can get a fair idea

The Uber Files showUber's bad conduct was deliberate, but miss that its poor economics meant Uber engaged in a confidence trick on society.

Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Thursday morning. From PR Week

The ride-hailing app will allow users to pick the old road or the expressway. The toll charges will be passed to the passengers.

Uber named Imran Manji as the new head of East Africa in March, to drive an expansion strategy at a time his firm was under increasing competition.

As part of the agreement, two taxi-hailing apps will integrate their software with Uber’s.