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A lawyer for four former Uber employees who are in the company's legal crosshairs claims in court papers that his clients have "information that would be problematic for Uber’s image-cleansing campaign if revealed."
December 05, 2018 at 06:26 PM
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What’s old is new again.
Uber Technologies Inc. last week sued four former employees who worked in the ride-hailing company’s corporate intelligence team seeking to force them to return company equipment and documents.
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