Uber appoints new UK board members and says its turning to 'good governance'
The ride-hailing firm says its looking for a 'new approach' to working with cities
Uber has appointed a former British
The ride-hailing firm says its looking for a 'new approach' to working with cities
Uber has appointed a former British
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The basic story of a strong labor market remains intact, but a disappointing report is a sign that the U.S. is
Donald Trump's administration wants to scrap a host of EU rules on food safety, chemicals, animal welfare and the environment
The unemployment rate stayed flat in March, while job additions widely missed the mark
The US added 103,000 new jobs
Privacy advocates say the planned data collection has serious implications for patient confidentiality
Free market think tanks and the food industry may grouse, but similar measures have reaped benefits when they've been tried overseas
After losing a job at a struggling company, an executive plans to recharge with a few months of travel and adventure.
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The retailer banned single-use water bottles almost two years ago
Department store Selfridges is removing all single-use plastic bottles containing
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