Sentences with phrase «lawsuit against benchmark»

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We know that many of you are asking why Benchmark filed a lawsuit against Travis last week.

• The legal saga could come to an end: Benchmark agreed to immediately suspend (and later drop) its lawsuit against ex-CEO Travis Kalanick, which it filed in August in an effort to limit his power and force him off the board.

There are other issues to settle, including the explosive lawsuit filed by Benchmark Capital — which owns more than 10 percent of the company and has a board seat held by Matt Cohler — against Kalanick, whom the venture firm helped oust and has been trying to restrain.

Benchmark has filed a lawsuit against Uber's former CEO, Travis Kalanick, for several instances of fraudulent behavior.

Other legal fights related to Uber include its battle with self - driving car company Waymo, which is suing Uber for allegedly stealing trade secrets, and a lawsuit filed by investor Benchmark against former chief executive officer Travis Kalanick claiming breach of contract.

There is a third possibility: that Uber broadly and Kalanick specifically are in big trouble when it comes to Waymo's lawsuit against the company, and that Benchmark is making clear that it is not culpable.

Benchmark's lawsuit against Uber is extraordinary; that is because Uber, despite everything, remains an extraordinary company.

In case you missed it, Benchmark — a major investor in Uber with a representative on its board — filed a lawsuit against Kalanick for fraud and breach of contract.

A few weeks later, Benchmark filed its lawsuit against Uber — a lawsuit Kalanick says defies common sense.

Benchmark has been assumed the most likely seller given its fierce disagreements over the direction of the company, which burst into public view in the lawsuit against Kalanick this week.

Uber is mired in multiple federal inquiries and lawsuits, including one brought against its former CEO, Travis Kalanick, by Benchmark, one of his early investors.

Benchmark Capital is under pressure from some to decrease their ownership stake in the embattled company, particularly after it revealed an unusual lawsuit last week against Uber's former CEO Travis Kalanick.

The extraordinary lawsuit from Benchmark Capital against Travis Kalanick, the former CEO of Uber, its most valuable portfolio company, boils down to a series of ugly claims that Benchmark said shows Kalanick's «gross mismanagement.»

After Benchmark filed an unprecedented lawsuit against Uber's former CEO on Thursday, Puliatti now says there is «no way» that he will accept an investment from one of Silicon Valley's most prestigious venture capital firms.

Benchmark has filed a lawsuit against Uber's former CEO, Travis Kalanick, for several instances of fraudulent behavior.

Benchmark's lawsuit against Uber is extraordinary; that is because Uber, despite everything, remains an extraordinary company.