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Of the 11 Indian cities it operates in, Uber has struck out in two of them already. Following its ban in New Delhi after a passenger was allegedly raped by an Uber driver, the online cab service has now been deemed illegal in the city of Hyderabad in India, reports Tech In Asia. Speaking to The Times of India, Joint transport commissioner of Hyderabad T Raghunath said, “Uber has not obtained permission from the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) to operate or facilitate taxi or cab service in the city. So, if such transport services are being provided or facilitated by…
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Uber just can’t seem to get a break in any corner of the globe these days. The cab service has just been slammed with lawsuits in the Californian cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco for unlawful business practices, reports GigaOm. District attorneys in both cities have filed civil consumer protection action lawsuits against Uber “for making false or misleading statements to consumers and for engaging in a variety of business practices which violate California law.” Both DAs have listed changes that they want Uber to make in its product and marketing, with regard to how the company describes the…
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