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  • Bereft of new ideas, Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party is dead set on sticking its head in the sand

    October 3, 2018

    One of the most dispiriting aspects of the Labour Party conference, which ended last week, is how deeply conservative the political left has become. Its remedies for Britain’s problems look to the past and not the future. Far from embracing new technology, the left is hostile to it. This was not always the case. Labour [...]

  • CEOs should get out of the board room spend time on the shop floor

    October 2, 2018

    In a recent study, nearly 80 per cent of consumers stated that the average brand doesn’t understand them. This hints at a worrying disconnect in business, particularly at a time when changing attitudes among consumers and workforces mean leaders should be connected to what is going on outside of their office door. The day-to-day demands [...]

  • Addison Lee says Sadiq Khan’s congestion charge plans could cost it £4m a year

    October 1, 2018

    Addison Lee has said Sadiq Khan's plans to remove the congestion charge exemption for private hire taxi companies could cost it £4m a year. Uber rival Addison Lee has commissioned research that suggests levying a congestion charge on minicabs in London would make the capital more congested and polluted. Read more: London Assembly votes against Sadiq [...]

  • Losses take a bite out of Deliveroo buzz but revenue soars amid global expansion

    October 1, 2018

    Deliveroo’s pre-tax losses widened despite another year of booming sales in 2017, in a sign of the firm’s ambitions to bear the brunt of short-term losses for a greater slice of the UK’s increasingly competitive food delivery market. Losses before tax hit £184.7m in the 12 months of 2017, slumping from £129m the year before, with [...]

  • Uber shells out $148m to settle cyber attack legal case

    September 28, 2018

      Taxi giant Uber has had to pay out $148m (£113m) to settle a legal case over a recent cyber attack.  The 2016 breach led to the information of 57m customers and drivers being exposed. Uber paid the hackers $100,000 to delete the data they had taken from the company's servers.  The data included information such as the number [...]

  • Uber executive disciplined over sexual misconduct

    September 26, 2018

      Uber's head of corporate development Cameron Poetzscher was disciplined by the company last year, it emerged today, after it found he had made multiple sexually suggestive and inappropriate comments regarding fellow employees.  An investigation by an outside law firm into the allegations was brought to Uber's attention in spring last year. This resulted in a formal warning, a [...]

  • Uber launches 24-hour hotline for passengers and drivers following pressure from TfL

    September 25, 2018

      Ride-hailing app Uber has launched a 24-hour hotline for drivers and customers following pressure from Transport for London (TfL) which revoked its licence last year. TfL took away Uber's licence on the grounds it was not a "fit and proper person" to hold a licence in the capital. The transport body took issue with Uber's approach to [...]

  • Competition watchdog says proposed minicab cap would lead to fare hikes for Londoners

    September 24, 2018

      The competition watchdog has criticised proposals to grant councils the power to cap the number of minicabs in the capital following a plea last month by London mayor Sadiq Khan.  The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) was responding to a government-commissioned review into taxi and PHV licensing after stakeholders suggested that current legislation was no longer fit for purpose. [...]

  • Uber-Deliveroo merger rumours spark investor fright as Just Eat shares tumble

    September 21, 2018

    Shares in online food delivery service Just Eat tumbled as much as seven per cent in early morning trading, as news emerged that Uber is reportedly looking to buy rival competitor Deliveroo. Shares in the market leader Just Eat dropped to 647p, with other European food delivery firms Delivery Hero and Takeaway.com also being dragged [...]

  • Uber in early talks to buy food delivery competitor Deliveroo

    September 20, 2018

    Ride hailing giant Uber is in early talks to buy food delivery competitor Deliveroo, according to reports. The acquisition would drive forward Uber's own food delivery service, which it operates through the Uber Eats app and launched in London in 2016.  Read more: Ranked: The UK's most valuable brands, according to WPP The value of the deal is [...]

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