Uber ceases operations in Pakistani, directing users to switch to Careem. Uber had already ceased operations in Karachi, Multan, Faisalabad...

Dubai International Airport is preparing for one of its busiest period as 3.3 million travelers are expected over the next 13 days. August ...

The super app will be managed by Careem founders Mudassir Sheikha and Magnus Olsson, said the company, formerly known as Etisalat Group and...

India won the match by four wickets with Virat Kohli scoring an unbeaten 82 off 53 balls.

The change, effective immediately, also covers the cities of Multan, Faisalabad and Peshawar, but the Uber app will continue operations in ...

The outcome of the match spiralled into a meme-war between fans of India and Pakistan.

Shortly after Pakistan defeated India by five wickets in a last-over thriller at the Dubai International Stadium, Careem Pakistan trolled t...

Careem said it was looking to fill jobs that spanned across the ride-hailing firm, "from engineers to data analysts, operations managers to...

Careem's ownership structure following the planned investment was not immediately clear, though sources said Uber would remain a shareholde...

During the past week, Uber has embarked on a blitz of cost-trimming moves. Uber said it will end food delivery operations in more than a ha...

Uber and rival Lyft have already withdrawn their full-year financial outlooks as demand for app-based rides dropped sharply across the worl...

Interest in the Middle East’s nascent technology industry has been picking up after Uber last year agreed to buy Careem and Amazon.com acqu...

Startups focus on carpools, buses and corporate services to make ride to work peaceful.

Careem was valued at about $1 billion in a 2016 funding round, making it one of the most valuable technology startups in the Middle East.

Lyft’s filing revealed some startling numbers for the startup. The company lost $991 million last year even as its revenues surged.

Careem was valued at about $1 billion in a 2016 funding round, making it one of the most valuable technology startups in the Middle East.

A deal could value Careem at $2 billion to $2.5 billion, the people said, asking not to be identified because the talks are private.