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A man who pretended to be an Uber driver to pick up three different women before raping or sexually assaulting them will spend at least six years behind bars.

Card holders will have to read the fine print, and they may be disappointed when they do.

Community sport is struggling to retain players as costs rise.

Apple's app store is open to competition, will the users be the ones that benefit?

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A judge has called out a sex offender's "pack of lies" after he blamed his victims during police interviews, as the fake Uber driver's bail was revoked.

Directive aims to give taxi and delivery drivers such as those working for Uber and Deliveroo rights similar to those enjoyed by full employees

Revised text scraps set of criteria proposed by European Commission to determine if an online company is an employer.

Uber increases its fares when there’s high demand, as do airlines. Now, eateries are getting in on the act

Reddit, which will soon launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO), is a great company but may not be a sound investment.