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Major change to Uber that will affect the way millions of customers order a ride - Vimarsana News

Major change to Uber that will affect the way millions of customers order a ride

Uber has unveiled a new feature that will affect the way millions of Australians order a ride on the popular app.

Auckland.Scoop » Uber Reveals The Greenest City In New Zealand To Mark The Debut Of Its New Rider Emissions Savings Feature - Vimarsana News

Auckland.Scoop » Uber Reveals The Greenest City In New Zealand To Mark The Debut Of Its New Rider Emissions Savings Feature

Scoop Auckland provides news and views from Auckland, New Zealand

New car rules could help Aussies catch up in race to get more electric vehicles on the road: What you need to know - Vimarsana News

New car rules could help Aussies catch up in race to get more electric vehicles on the road: What you need to know

Australian motorists are likely to get more low-emission vehicle options in coming years, groups say, after changes to transport laws won approval.

Uber v GoCatch court case: startling details in the first week of the damages trial have left both sides wounded - Vimarsana News

Uber v GoCatch court case: startling details in the first week of the damages trial have left both sides wounded

Nobody expected a clean fight when GoCatch called out Uber for huge damages, but startling details in the first week of the trial have left both sides wounded.

Source: afr.com
'Not honourable, but lawful': Uber justifies using spyware on rival GoCatch - Vimarsana News

'Not honourable, but lawful': Uber justifies using spyware on rival GoCatch

Uber’s lawyers said taking private data from its rival GoCatch was not like burglary, and compared its lawbreaking to publishers selling Lady Chatterley’s Lover.

Source: afr.com