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The company said it noticed the potential breach in November, but did not clarify why it waited so long to share the news.

This is the first partnership of its kind for ride-hailing app company Uber.

Uber partners with another mobile app company to provide safety scores for different localities in New Delhi, India.

The Chinese tech industry is lavishing itself with excess that echoes the days before the 1990s tech boom went bust. Are they next?

San Francisco's oldest cab company hopes a new brand name and an app will help it to better compete against Uber and Lyft.

Chinese companies aren’t sitting idle as Uber seeks inroads in their market for cars that can be hailed by smartphone.

Uber is trying out two new safety features, including an SOS button, in India, where smartphone-toting people are trying out ridesharing.

The rise of rideshare companies around the world has drawn attention to the safety of women passengers.

Rideshare app providers are growing rapidly in Asian markets, adding drivers, boosting business for background screening providers.

The company has been threatened with bans, fines, and even possible jail time for executives in South Korea.

Google, a big Uber investor, is developing its own ride-hailing app, while Uber is reportedly making its own robotic automobile.

The proposal follows similar attempts in Colorado and California, where regulations were passed to regulate app-based ridesharing services.

As Uber's expansion looms, India's nascent ride-sharing market is already showing signs of consolidation.

Uber's passengers are looking to make the rideshare startup pay for lax safety measures as technology outpaces regulation.

A federal lawsuit filed Monday accuses the ride-sharing firm of using false claims to promote safety and security.

New York City taxis provided emergency workers and stranded elderly customers with free rides during the blizzard.

Lyft and Uber's latest squabble is allowing San Franciscans to ride for as little as $2.25.

The disruptive nature of Uber's technology is ensuring that the company continues to face protests and authorities' ire in several countries.

Just a month after raising $1.2 billion, Uber secured $1.6 billion to fund its international expansion.

As more Asians start using smartphones for more tasks, local rideshare providers are surging in the region ahead of serious expansion by Uber.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick says he can solve Europe's unemployment problem and ease environmental concerns at the same time.

The transport ministry cited passenger safety as the reason behind the ban, but some experts believe the taxi industry influenced the move.

Controversy aside, Uber is driving toward an annual revenue run rate of $10 billion by the end of this year.

And here's the good news: You've been warned.

Xiaomi, the Chinese technology upstart has closed a $1.1 billion round of funding, at a valuation of $45 billion.

The central bank is working to set a legal framework for the use of advanced e-commerce technologies, said India's central bank governor.

The company introduced a new fee by sending an email to customers on Christmas Eve.

The ride service company is facing legal charges in South Korea, just the latest country to challenge the service.

The charges against Shiv Kumar Yadav were filed Wednesday, 17 days after he was arrested for raping a woman passenger in New Delhi, India.