Shareholders sue Uber board over alleged failure to address driver sexual abuse
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Jonathan Stempel
Summary
A group of shareholders has filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies' management and board of directors, alleging they ignored internal and external warnings about the company's failure to address sexual abuse by drivers. The lawsuit claims Uber cut corners on compliance despite repeated warnings. Uber has responded through a spokesperson, stating that the lawsuit ignores important facts.
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bskyShareholders sue Uber board over alleged failure to address driver sexual abusecbc.caKey quotes
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A spokesperson for Uber says the lawsuit ignores important facts.
Shareholders are suing Uber Technologies for allegedly letting the company cut corners on compliance.
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