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Uber in talks with its founder, Travis Kalanick, to fund self-driving car dealUber is reportedly in discussions with its co-founder Travis Kalanick to potentially fund his acquisition of Pony.ai's U.S. subsidiary, a C...- Kalanick sells almost $1.5 billion of Uber, may offload entire stakeKalanick’s sales underline his focus on other investments even as he remains a director of Uber. He created a fund called 10100 in March 20...
- Travis Kalanick turns investor, launches new fund to back startups from India & ChinaTravis Kalanick, the former Uber chief executive, announced on Wednesday in a Twitter post that he is going to start an investment fund cal...
- Tug of war: Uber-Softbank deal has many conflicting objectivesKalanick and Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi are in regular contact and Kalanick seems at peace with the fact that the company has a new c...
- Uber lines up four investors, but a deal hangs on boardroom battleFunding would come from Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. and Chinese ride-hailing juggernaut Didi Chuxing, along with US equity firms Dragoneer...
- Travis Kalanick changed the world. Who can follow that?Kalanick could one day make a bid to return if Uber falters again, just as Steve Jobs took back control of Apple Inc. after being ousted.
- How Tesla's Elon Musk spurned Uber's offer on self-driving carsKalanick pitched Musk on teaming up against Apple, according to Wild Ride, a book by Fortune magazine’s Adam Lashinsky scheduled for releas...
- When Travis Kalanick landed in India without a visaTravis Kalanick said it was Amitabh Kant who helped him in. "And thank you Amitabh for letting me actually enter the country."
- Travis Kalanick says China decision was emotional, but essentialAt the ongoing TiE Global Summit, the CEO of Uber Travis Kalanick spoke about how it had become essential to quit his battle in China to re...
- Can become Indian if it helps: Uber CEOUber operates across 73 countries. India has became the largest market outside the United States for Uber and accounts for 12 per cent of a...
- Uber's Kalanick starts India tour with cricket, bikesUber has expanded to 29 cities and, in August, handled about 5.5 million rides per week -- more than triple the amount at the start of the ...
- Uber’s surrender & the humbling of US tech giants in ChinaAfter a costly battle in which both sides shelled out billions subsidising rides, Chief Executive Travis Kalanick decided to call off the w...
- Uber to expand in lower-tier Chinese citiesIt now operates in nearly 60 cities, including many lower -tier cities also targeted by domestic rival Didi.
- Uber commute is next frontier, says founder Travis Kalanick"Imagine if the 3,00,000 Brussels citizens driving into work this morning could pick somebody up and make a small profit from doing it," Ka...
- The worst you can do is to give your game away to investors: Travis KalanickTravis Kalanick the CEO of Uber, likened entrepreneurship to a game of chess where founders and investors square up on opposite ends.
- You can bend reality but you can’t break it: Travis Kalanick, Uber CEOUber's co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick speaks to TOI in an exclusive interview on the company's growth in India, among other things.
- Those who make magic see the future before anybody else: Uber CEO Travis KalanickKalanick, who is obviously no stranger to the uniquely Indian phrase 'jugaad', or innovating on the fly, said the key to successful entrepr...
- India has made big changes in Uber’s business: Travis KalanickIn a market which it considers will soon become the second largest after China, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick says India has forced some changes...
- India not bumpy, can be the second-largest market for the company: Uber CEO Travis KalanickUber isn’t fazed by regulatory troubles in India; sees country as one of the top global centres of starting up and technology innovation.
- India can surpass US & China as Uber's biggest market: Travis Kalanick, CEO & co-founder, Uber"When you go to hundreds of cities in India, you have to bring your cheque book and that is okay by us. We are super-excited about India," ...
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