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Airbnb hosts are more likely to reject people with disabilities compared to those who are not disabled, researchers find.

To compete against online giants Amazon, Walmart will allow store employees to deliver orders while driving back home, to speed up its online delivery services.

Eliza Wasni, a teenager from Chicago, who was charged with murder of her Uber driver was taken into custody by the police after they tased her as she refused to drop her weapons.

Russian tech giant Yandex unveiled its prototype self-driving technology Tuesday — the company has modified a Toyota Prius V with sensors, artificial intelligence and "proprietary computing algorithms".

Tech giants including Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Google are demanding Texas not move forward with a bill that would bar transgender students from using the bathroom that matches their gender identity.

Former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski has been fired by Uber because of his unwillingness to cooperate in the lawsuit filed by Waymo.

Behind-the-scenes video shows pilots testing the Kitty Hawk Flyer, the flying vehicle project backed by Alphabet CEO and Google co-founder Larry Page.

Tragedy strikes Travis Kalanick as his company, Uber, remains embroiled in numerous controversies including the allegation that it has been stealing from its drivers.

A bill expected to be signed into law by Texas Gov. Greg Abbot will allow Uber and Lyft to operate once again in the city of Austin without abiding by the city's strict background check requirements.

Uber said former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski could potentially be terminated from the company if he continues to refuse to cooperate with investigators.

Uber has made a new app available for truckers looking for a way to ease the challenges of the trucking business.

Abhishek Gattani, the former Cuberon CEO who was recorded threatening and allegedly beating his wife, will accept a plea deal of just 15 days in jail, according to multiple reports.

Travis Kalanick, CEO of the ride-hailing company, called Tesla CEO Elon Musk to propose a self-driving partnership between the two companies, a new book says.

Uber announced its partnership with the Transit App to show riders real-time public transportation data.

Uber will be allowed to continue using the technology that may have been stolen from Waymo, a judge ruled Monday.

Toyota has backed the flying car project Skydrive, led by a team called Cartivator, which plans to light the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games torch with the flying vehicle.

The collaboration will work on self-driving technology and test autonomous cars on the road, in a bid to take on the world’s largest ride-hailing company, Uber.

Legislation currently being prepared will determine how soon self-driven cars hit public roads.

Uber is facing another lawsuit, this time from people who say the company has failed in making its services more accessible to those with disabilities.

A criminal probe has been initiated against the ride-hailing company for using a software tool to evade authorities, said reports.

Uber is reportedly pocketing the difference between the price it quotes passengers and the basis it uses to pay drivers.

What appears to be an easy side-hustle might come with inflated income expectations and a Byzantine tax burden.

The “sharing economy” doesn't exactly share the wealth. Companies like Uber, Lyft and Airbnb make millions of dollars and pay lobbyists to help keep their tax bills low. States, cities — and workers — are coming up short.

Is Samsung working on an autonomous vehicle? Company gets approval to test self-driving cars in Korea.

After a report that Uber continued to track users after they deleted the Uber app, lawmakers and regulators are considering launching in investigation into the company's practices.

The company brought Uber's China assets in 2016 and now is planning global expansion.

Uber announced two tweaks to its rating process that will affect both riders and drivers.

Uber hopes to develop cars that are capable of vertical takeoff and landing for testing within the next three years.

Phoenix area residents can apply to join Waymo's self-driving car program and get free rides from its taxis.