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Ride-hailing firm Uber is scaling back its operations in Pakistan, the latest in a series of efforts as the company looks to improve its financial performance.
Uber Scales Back its Operations in Pakistan Read More
Uber has announced to lay off 3,700 employees, which makes up about 14% of its workforce, as the company faces an uncertain future in the face of the novel COVID-19 pandemic.
Uber to Lay Off 3,700 Employees- 14% of its Workforce Read More
Careem that was acquired by Uber last year is laying off 536 of its employees which make up 31% of its workforce.
Careem Lays Off 31% of its Workforce Read More
Careem which now operates under Uber’s umbrella has fired 150 employees according to an email sent out by company CEO Mudassir Sheikha.
Careem Fires 150 Employees Read More
MechanicUstaad, the leading online auto mechanics are offering major benefits to Uber drivers.
MechanicUstaad Offering Major Benefits to Uber Drivers Read More
The government of Sindh has imposed a 5% tax on the online taxi services in the Sindh budget 2019-20. According to Sindh Revenue board (SBR) the new tax will be effective from 1st July 2019.
Sindh Government Imposed 5% Tax on Online Taxi Services Read More
Uber has acquired its Middle East competitor Careem for $3.1 billion, making it the largest-ever technology purchase in the region.
Uber Buys Careem for $3.1 Billion Read More
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has banned Careem and Uber, from operating within the premises of Jinnah International Airport in Karachi.
Uber, Careem Banned from Entry at Karachi Airport Read More
The Government of Sindh has decided to stop online ride hailing services from operations across the province, according to the …
Sindh Govt Decides to Ban Online Ride Hailing Services Read More Punjab and Sindh governments have decided to ban ride-hailing services Careem and Uber. Punjab Government’s Provincial Transport Authority declared Careem, …
Government to Ban Uber and Careem Read More