Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, under fire for the toxic work culture at the San Francisco company, will take a leave of absence from the ride-hailing company he founded in 2009, the executive announced Tuesday in a companywide email.
Another day, another embarrassing story about Uber.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick on Sunday said the company will open an “urgent investigation” after a former engineer wrote a lengthy blog post describing systemic sexual harassment at the San Francisco ride-hailing service, which she called “an organization in complete, unrelenting chaos.”
Cue the sad violin: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has split with his violinist girlfriend Gabi Holzwarth, sources exclusively tell the New York Post’s Page Six.
The judge in Uber‘s New York anti-trust case has ordered the release of documents to determine if the private investigators hired by the ride-hailing service gathered information about its competitors in a fraudulent manner.