Uber Eats reverses decision, allows delivery of kava
Delivery giant reverses decision on delivery of the popular Pacific beverage.
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Former Uber driver claims he was unfairly dismissed.
Uber ditches effort to develop self-driving car
Uber's revenue has been hit hard by the pandemic.
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Uber lost more than US1 billion in the third quarter.
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Uber Eats has revealed what meals people in quarantine have been craving the most.
Masks mandatory on public transport from next week
New Zealanders won't be allowed on public transport if they are not wearing masks.
Auckland e-scooters: Lime back, Flamingo out
US-based Lime gets six-month licence to operate 830 e-scooters.
Uber takes $1.78 billion Covid-19 hit
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Uber Eats driver pay changes causes concern
Changes to Uber Eats driver remuneration system sparks concern.
'So aggressive': Uber bans Kiwi user after 'fake report' from driver
Auckland man was banned from Uber after a driver made a 'fake report' of damages.
Food fight: Restaurants v delivery apps in battle for 'last mile'
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Uber Eats swallows its pride, reduces NZ commission charges
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Uber Eats driver bursts family bubble
Driver made an error with the order, then went into customer's home uninvited.
Struggling businesses offered food delivery helping hand
Businesses in the hospitality industry are struggling with the impacts of Covid-19.
Coronavirus: Uber NZ to suspend accounts
Uber NZ says health precautions includes suspending accounts of those who are infected.
Uber pits drivers against other to fight law change
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Uber unveils ticketing business at CES tech show
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