Mumbai has overtaken Delhi as India's most forgetful city, according to Uber's 9th Annual Lost and Found Index. While phones and wallets re...

Mumbai has overtaken Delhi as India's most forgetful city for Uber riders, with unique items like wedding sarees and gold biscuits left beh...

Tanya Sharma, a lawyer from Delhi, shared her distressing experience on LinkedIn about receiving inappropriate messages from an Uber driver...

Zomato, which owns about 10% of Blinkit, would look to get a foothold in India's buzzy quick commerce segment post the acquisition.

Backed by rider insights and vast data, Uber’s Lost and Found Index aims to educate customers on how they can recover items left behind in ...

Besides these usual items, users also forgot things like knee pads, gold chains, baby prams, ukuleles, milk sachets and even live fish.

True commercial testing is still at least five years away, even according Uber Technologies Inc.’s optimistic assessments.

Among the list of most unique items forgotten were child’s tent house, mosquito net, a fish and a cat harness.

As part of its UberSAFE campaign, the US-based company has launched the 'Share Trip' feature that will allow the driver-partners to share t...

As per the Uber Index released on Thursday, Bengaluru is the most forgetful city in India, followed by New Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kol...

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On March 23, taxi hailing company Uber dragged rival service Ola to the Delhi High Court on charges of ‘false bookings’.

Travis Kalanick the CEO of Uber, likened entrepreneurship to a game of chess where founders and investors square up on opposite ends.

The calls will now be redirected through a Uber virtual number in between.

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Companies like Uber, Ola and TaxiForSure, neither employ drivers nor own the fleet. Instead they offer a tech platform that links drivers w...

This ability to take losses puts them on a rare plane where they can invest in instruments or funds that are deemed too risky for ordinary ...