Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has taken an indefinite leave of absence from the company, which means this site was not helpful at all (you had one job...). (fortune.com)
Just last week Kalanick announced he was taking an indefinite leave of absence to mourn his mother's death and to prepare for «Travis 2.0.» (cnbc.com)
The NYT said five of Uber's biggest investors — Benchmark, First Round Capital, Lowercase Capital, Menlo Ventures, and Fidelity Investments — were convinced that Kalanick's decision to take an indefinite leave of absence last week didn't go far enough as a response to the governance scandals that have engulfed it this year. (fortune.com)