Uber

Uber wants to dominate the roads and skies.

The plan could clash with federal labor and antitrust laws.

Kalanick has been busy selling shares since the initial public offering lockup expired on Nov. 6.

The fast-food giant announced the chance for customers to win big.

Sales in the delivery industry grew 40 percent year-over-year.

Transport for London cited “several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk.”

States that once embraced innovation and the opportunities they deliver to their workforce are now turning on the gig economy. Caught in the crossfire are regular workers and citizens who just want to earn a living or some extra income.

An average Uber Copter ride costs between $200 and $225.

Kalanick has been unloading shares since the expiration of the initial public offering lockup.

Uber will let passengers and drivers record audio of their rides in an attempt to improve its safety record.

A panel in Maine has ruled that Uber discriminated against a blind woman when a driver refused to give her a ride because she was traveling with her guide dog.

The board criticized the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the government’s road safety agency, for failing to lead in regulating tests on public roads.

Uber escaped criminal charges, but there's more to know about the tragic accident.

Kalanick has sold $711 million of Uber shares over the past week.

The ride-sharing company owes $523 million in overdue taxes and as much as $119 million in accrued penalties and interest.

The ride-share company allegedly wants to stop regulation.

Uber says Chicago would have the most expensive rides in the country.

Kalanick still owns about 4.4 percent of Uber after the share sale.

Now he's trying to walk back the comments.

A new federal report into last year's fatal crash involving a self-driving car in suburban Phoenix says the Uber vehicle couldn't anticipate the actions of jaywalkers.