Saturday 22 April 2017
Uber is on fire. It has a $68 billion market cap and countless happy riders who can readily articulate why using Uber is better than taking a cab or driving their own car, or maybe even owning their own car. And the Uber drivers get to be their own boss and choose the hours when they want to drive. What’s not to like? Well, of late, there’s quite a bit not to like, and the fire may be burning out of control. Even if Uber overcomes the resigning and firing of key executives, and escapes from the legal mess of Waymo and…
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