August 14, 2017

This has been a rough year for Uber. After a series of scandals including allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination and stealing technology and trade secrets, CEO Travis Kalanick was asked by investors to resign from the company he co-founded. Kalanick reluctantly stepped down in June, but remained on the board, but his seat may not be warm for long. Last week one of Uber’s largest investors, Benchmark, is suing Kalanick to try to boot him off the board of directors, reports the New York Times.