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Uber Is Now Legal In China, But What About The US?

By Eric Lieberman Ride-hailing services in China are now legal after several of the country’s regulators approved a new legal framework to guide how such companies can operate in the country. Uber and similar ride-sharing companies are banned in several places in America, including the whole state of Nevada. Just like in America, ride-sharing startups like Uber…

Dem Who Tried to Kill Uber Took Bundles of Money From Taxi Industry [VIDEO]

By Eric Lieberman Democratic Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto tried to kill Uber with one hand, while taking money from Taxi Services with the other, and a Koch-funded superPAC’s latest ad is slamming her for it. In a new scathing video, titled “Driving Away Jobs,” the Freedom Partners Action Fund accuses the former Nevada attorney general of…

Study Claiming NY Uber Expansion Will Cost Jobs Slammed As Laughable Economics
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Study Claiming NY Uber Expansion Will Cost Jobs Slammed As Laughable Economics

By Guy Bentley The latest report accusing Uber of being a jobs killer has been slammed as a “laughable attempt at economics” from a committee threatened by competition. The Committee for Taxi Safety released a report Monday claiming that should Uber expand throughout New York State, more than 11,000 nondriver jobs could be lost. The…

Regulatory Crackdown In Sight For Uber’s European Safe Haven

Regulatory Crackdown In Sight For Uber’s European Safe Haven

Guy Bentley on September 29, 2015 Uber’s largest operation in Europe is under threat from a new regulatory consultation that completely changes the way the company operates. Transport for London (TfL) is planning to consult on a swathe of new regulations for the taxi market that would make the Uber experience almost unrecognisable and could…

NYC cracks down on Jewish charity for helping cancer patients

NYC cracks down on Jewish charity for helping cancer patients

BROOKLYN, NY – Yeshaya Liebowitz, 25, enjoyed his volunteer work with the Jewish charity Chesed. Part of his duties included transporting cancer patients to the hospital for free. Liebowitz’s philanthropic efforts were thwarted by an agent from the Taxi and Limousine Commission. The volunteer was cited by the agent for driving an illegal livery cab,…