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People wear protective masks in front of Uber Technologies Inc. headquarters in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Wednesday, June 9, 2021. California officials plan to fully reopen the economy on June 15, if the pandemic continues to abate, after driving down coronavirus case loads in the most populous U.S. state. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Uber will allow employees to work remotely some of the time, backtracking earlier return to office policy

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg

Kevin Casey, manager of Old Port Spirits & Cigars, demonstrates the app Drizly that his store is partnering with to deliver liquor in the Portland area starting Thursday, April 14, 2016.

Uber picks up alcohol-delivery startup Drizly for $1.1 billion

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Trading platform Robinhood’s public offering looks increasingly critical. Yuriko Nakao—Getty Images

Robinhood eyes timing of an IPO as GameStop frenzy highlights massive growth

By Gillian Tan, Lizette Chapman, and others

A passenger look on as he rides in a pilot model of an Uber self-driving car on September 13, 2016 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. – Uber launched a groundbreaking driverless car service, stealing ahead of Detroit auto giants and Silicon Valley rivals with technology that could revolutionize transportation. (Photo by Angelo Merendino / AFP)

Uber sells self-driving vehicle unit to Aurora

By Lizette Chapman, Dana Hull, and others

Palantir held its direct listing.

Palantir shares are up big on first day of trading

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Palantir plans a direct listing later this month.

Palantir CEO to investors: Pick a ‘different company’ if you don’t like us

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Peter Thiel, co-founder and chairman of Palantir Technologies.

Prominent Silicon Valley tech company departs for Denver

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Clark resident Jen Valencia shops for a customer as she supplements her income working for Instacart at Acme Market on April 27, 2020 in Clark, New Jersey. Shoppers for Instacart say bots are scooping up the most lucrative orders

Instacart shoppers are battling order-grabbing bots

By Lizette Chapman, Kartikay Mehrotra, and others

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi Speaks At The Economic Club Of New York

Uber pledges to double company’s Black leadership by 2025

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg

Grubhub is acquired.

Grubhub to be acquired for $7.3 billion as food delivery wars heat up

By Lizette Chapman, Natalia Drozdiak, and others

An Uber Eats delivery courier wearing a protective mask.

Key Uber executive steps down as company reportedly considers layoffs

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg

An Uber car in Brooklyn amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Uber withdraws forecast and will write down about $2 billion

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Sequoia Capital is among the venture capital firms that have added at least two female partners.

Venture capital, long a boy’s club, makes some progress in adding women

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg

Lyft is making cuts to its workforce.

Lyft to cut 2% of staff in pursuit of a profit next year

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg

Uber Technologies Inc. App-Based Transportation Ahead Of Earnings Figures

California Labor Law Pushes Uber to Change Fare Structure and App Features

By Lizette Chapman and Bloomberg