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3 articles decelerating

K Uber has appeared in 3 articles since 2014-08. Coverage peaked in 2016Q2 with 2 articles.

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Coverage Timeline

2017-08-29
Financial Times 7 related

Uber says it will give its 450K Uber drivers working in India free life and accident insurance, the largest market it has extended the service to

Kiran Stacey / Financial Times :

2016-04-17
San Francisco Chronicle 13 related

SF to send letters to 37K Uber and Lyft drivers demanding they obtain $91 business licenses if they drive in the city more than seven days per year

Emily Green / San Francisco Chronicle :

2016-04-16
San Francisco Chronicle 9 related

SF to send letters to 37K Uber and Lyft drivers demanding they obtain $91 business licenses if they drive in the city more than seven days per year

SF to require Lyft, Uber drivers to obtain business licenses  —  For the first time, San Francisco is going to require the 37,000 Lyft …

2014-08-12
New York Times 48 related

Uber says Lyft cancelled 12.9K Uber rides, and Lyft investors pressured Uber to buy Lyft

Accusations Fly Between Uber and Lyft  —  All is fair, they say, in love and war.  And Uber and Lyft, two smartphone-based car services, are most certainly at war.

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