Starting today, Uber is making your life easier with the launch of uberFAMILY, the on-demand car seat option for parents on the go. With the touch of a button and a $10 surcharge, you can now easily and safely buckle up your
Since it first launched in 2010, facilitating black town car rides through a mobile app, Silicon Valley start-up Uber has been surrounded by debate over what exactly the company is. Cities want to treat it — and regulate it — like a modern
AT&T and Uber have joined forces—and networks—to deliver seamless Uber access to AT&T customers. Starting this summer, the Uber app will begin to be embedded in new AT&T Android phones. AT&T will also be one of
Uber just shook Silicon Valley again. According to Businessweek, the on-demand ride service has raised a $1.2 billion venture capital round that values it at $17 billion. Investors in the San Francisco–based startup that bills itself as “everyone's
Uber has officially pulled the trigger on a new funding round — a massive $1.2 billion raise, at a $17 billion valuation led by Fidelity Ventures. According to a statement from Uber chief Travis Kalanick [emphasis ours]:.