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Uber and WeRide have launched fully driverless robotaxi service in Dubai — no safety operator, real fares. Here's what it means for the global AV race and your next ride.

Uber partners with China's Pony AI and Croatia's Verne to launch Europe's first commercial robotaxi service. Is this a survival strategy or a sign that the ride-hail giant is ceding its future to others?

Nissan, Uber, and UK startup Wayve are putting driverless taxis on Tokyo streets by late 2026. As global players converge on Japan's capital, the economics of who wins—and who loses—are coming into focus.

Nissan, Uber, and AI startup Wayve have announced a robotaxi partnership. Here's what their three-way deal reveals about who actually wins the autonomous vehicle race — and it's not who you'd expect.

Nissan is finalizing a deal with Uber and UK-based Wayve to launch autonomous ride-hailing globally. But in this three-way alliance, who captures the most value — and who gets left behind?

Uber acquires parking app SpotHero to integrate into its platform, signaling a shift from ride-sharing to controlling the complete mobility experience from door to door.

Uber launches Autonomous Solutions division to handle operations for self-driving companies. Is this the missing piece for AV commercialization or Uber's survival strategy?

Uber launches Uber Autonomous Solutions to support third-party AV partners with financing, fleet management, and regulatory assistance. Analysis of the platform strategy shift.

Uber Eats launches Cart Assistant, an AI feature that builds grocery lists from photos or text. But this move signals a bigger shift in the grocery delivery wars.

Uber faces its first major legal defeat in sexual assault cases, with an $8.5 million verdict that could reshape platform liability for thousands of pending lawsuits nationwide.

Federal jury holds Uber liable for driver's sexual assault of passenger, potentially affecting 3,000+ similar cases. What this means for gig economy accountability.

Uber beats Q4 expectations but CEO's bold autonomous vehicle predictions steal the spotlight. Can the ride-hailing giant really become the world's largest AV facilitator by 2029?