A federal district court in Northern California reportedly has issued a subpoena demanding information about the controversial Greyball app used by ride-sharing service Uber. Subscribe to read this ...

Uber has announced that it will end the use of a controversial “Greyball” tool the company has used to identify and evade regulators in markets in which the car sharing service has been prohibited for ...

Uber has issued a statement defending the use of its proprietary Greyball software, while at the same time going on record prohibiting employees from using the application to evade regulators. Joe ...

Can you remember the last time you went a week without seeing some headline about an Uber controversy or misstep? It’s become a calling card of sorts as the ride-hailing app jostles with scandal after ...