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2. Uber Just Lost 2 Board Members, Including Ariana Huffington, an Ally of Ousted Founder Travis Kalanick
  
  Explore Business Insider Jul 24 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...stor at the firm Benchmark, has been involved with Uber since its earliest days. He joined the board in 2017. Uber's chairman, Ron Sugar, praised Huffington and Cohler for their service to the company. "Arianna has been ...
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3. Uber Will Tie Executive Compensation to Meeting Diversity Goals
  
  Explore ktvq.com Jul 15 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...not reached?” (Kapor Center’s investment arm, Kapor Capital, invested in Uber in 2010.) In its newest report, Uber also highlights some employee benefits, such as 18 weeks of parental leave for all full-time global emplo...
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4. Uber Received More Scrutiny from the SEC Than Lyft During the IPO Process
  
  Explore MarketWatch Jul 13 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...ll, Lyft had far fewer comments in general and four rounds of comment letters in comparison to six for Uber. “Uber’s business model is significantly more complex than Lyft and Uber’s accounting judgments for recognizing ...
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5. Uber's First Employee and one of Travis Kalanick's Last Allies has left the Company's Board just 2 weeks after IPO
  
  Explore Business Insider May 24 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...rson Ron Sugar described Graves' departure as "bittersweet." "Ryan was one of the key people who helped shape Uber into the company that it is today. As a thoughtful and engaged director, Ryan has continued to add value ...
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6. Uber Wanted to IPO with a $120 Billion Valuation But Ran Into Trouble When Some of its Biggest Shareholders Held Out for a Lower Price
  
  Explore Business Insider May 16 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...ely owned Uber stock, didn't want to buy more shares at the higher price, according to The New York Times... Uber's mega initial public offering might have been even bigger if it weren't for institutional investors. The...
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7. Uber Is Going Public at a $75.5 Billion Valuation. Here's How That Stacks Up.
  
  Explore entrepreneur.com May 10 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...mmands 39% of the US ride-hailing market while Uber holds 59%. Both companies record significant losses, with Uber losing $370 million on sales of $11.3 billion in 2018. Demand for the Uber shares was robust, with all 18...
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8. How Khosrowshahi is Grappling With Uber's Past to Execute a Drama-Free IPO
  
  Explore Business Standard May 4 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...r’s private-market gains might have been SoftBank. The Japanese mega-conglomerate bought existing shares from Uber investors at a nadir, when the company was valued at roughly $42 billion. Just months later, as Uber reco...
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9. Investor Group Demands Changes to Uber’s Board Ahead of IPO
  
  Explore CNBC.com May 2 2019 BoardNews
  
  Investor group CtW demanded changes to Ubers board of directors ahead of the ride-hailing companys anticipated IPO, saying on Wednesday its governance falls short of best practices....
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10. Uber's IPO Valuation Makes No Sense
  
  Explore forbes.com Apr 22 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ... for all costs involved. In light of these ongoing struggles, one line from Uber’s S-1 stood out. On page 30, Uber writes: Uber can’t achieve profitability without squeezing drivers, but if it tries to squeeze drivers it...
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11. Unicorns Aren't That Rare Anymore, and Shareholders are Demanding More Control
  
  Explore Stock Market Today Apr 8 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...t's a compensating differential," he said. "It's not that every situation is going to be as problematic as an Uber or a Tesla. But checks and balances are valuable; that's what governance is about." After all, unicorns j...
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12. Uber's Kalanick, Directors Win Dismissal of Investor Lawsuit
  
  Explore reuters.com Apr 1 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of ride-hailing company Uber, and the companys directors won the dismissal of an investor lawsuit that sought to hold them liable for a fight over tr...
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13. Facebook Crumbles Around its Lonely King
  
  Explore MarketWatch Mar 24 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...ick. A D.A. Davidson analyst wrote in a note this week that Lyft gained riders after the spate of scandals at Uber, ranging from a culture of widespread sexual harassment to software used to deceive regulators, that ulti...
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14. Hot Video Meeting Startup Zoom Filed to Go Public, and it's Profitable
  
  Explore Business Insider Mar 22 2019 BoardNews
  
  ...oom, which sells subscriptions for enterprise-grade video-conference services, is used by companies including Uber and Box. Like many other IPO candidates in years past, Zoom will go public with a dual-class structure wh...
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15. Steer Clear of Lyft's IPO
  
  Explore forbes.com Mar 14 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...poly, Lyft is at a significant disadvantage to Uber, which has raised over $24 billion. In addition, Lyft and Uber also face potential competition from well-funded international companies like Didi, as well as larger com...
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16. Does Elizabeth Warren Have a Point About Technology Oligarchies?
  
  Explore forbes.com Mar 13 2019 BoardBlogs
  
  ...at might antitrust cases look like today? Russell Brandom lays out the possible cases against Google, Amazon, Uber and Facebook. Adi Robertson describes how the antitrust cases in the 1990s lay some groundwork for possib...
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