(Bloomberg) -- On June 20, 2017, two venture capitalists arrived at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Chicago to hand-deliver a letter to Travis Kalanick. The memo helped convince the Uber Technologies Inc.

Uber founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick could make nearly $9 billion when the ridesharing service goes public as early as next month. Kalanick owns 8.6 percent of Uber, making him the company's ...

Travis Kalanick has resigned as the CEO of Uber. The company has been mired in controversy, including its discriminatory work culture toward women and questionable business practices. Earlier this ...

When hiring, the former Uber CEO said he looks for good employees with "no judgment on what it is we need to get done." ...

Billionaire and Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick officially joined the exodus from California, revealing he moved to Austin, Texas, just weeks before a proposed wealth tax could have targeted his ...

It's been widely known that Travis Kalanick's shares in Uber gave him significant control over the company even after he was ousted as its CEO. But we didn't know for sure how much voting power he ...

Kalanick filed his response late on Thursday to the suit brought by Benchmark Capital, an early investor in Uber suing him for alleged fraud, breach of contract, and fiduciary duty. The filing said: ...

Uber co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick has resigned from President Donald Trump’s economic advisory council in the wake of blistering criticism on social media of his participation on the White House ...

Benchmark Capital, one of Uber’s largest investors, is trying to explain its legal feud with former CEO Travis Kalanick to the ride-sharing company’s employees. Benchmark sued Kalanick for fraud last ...

Dara Khosrowshahi told ET in an interaction that Uber is open to collaborating with founder Travis Kalanick. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.