Before leaving Google, Levandowski downloaded a trove of Google's self-driving car technology, resulting in him being facing 33 counts of i...

Uber’s filing fills in gaps of a dispute that largely played out behind the closed doors of private arbitration. The ride-hailing company s...

Anthony Levandowski began negotiating with ridesharing giant Uber to invest in or buy Otto while he was still working at Google, and admits...

Levandowski filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, enabling him to negotiate debts. He has $50 million to $100 million in estimated assets, compa...

People like Levandowski, Travis Kalanick and Elizabeth Holmes are regarded as scrappy, visionary entrepreneurs, until they go too far, rece...

Uber is competing with Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo, Tesla Inc., and the world’s traditional auto manufacturers and startups, in the race to devel...

The company plans to start shipping a $4,999, seven-camera system that helps keeps commercial trucks in their lane in the first half of 201...

Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber’s CEO, said in a letter his job is to set the course for the future of the company expressed regret for actions tha...

Levandowski helped start Google’s autonomous vehicle program, left to form astartup focused on autonomous trucks, then joined Uber.

The trial had been scheduled to begin on Dec. 4. Waymo said it learned of the new evidence last week after the US Department of Justice sha...

Waymo's decision to include patent claims in its complaint against Uber was a surprise move for Google parent Alphabet, which normally prid...

Levandowski joined the ride-hailing startup in 2016 after several years at Google's autonomous driving project, which is now called Waymo.

Levandowski, who isn't a defendant in the lawsuit brought by Waymo, has refused to testify in the case, citing his Fifth Amendment right to...

Alsup wrote that Waymo, "has made a strong showing that Levandowski absconded with over 14,000 files" from the company when he left last ye...

Self-driving technology has become a fixation for Kalanick. Developing a driverless car, he’s often said, is “existential” to Uber.

Anthony Levandowski, a former manager at Waymo, in December 2015 downloaded more than 14,000 proprietary and confidential files, including ...

Anthony Levandowski is accused of taking incredibly valuable intellectual property from Alphabet to his current company, Uber Technologies ...