(The Washington Post) – An executive from the popular ride-sharing service Uber is in trouble for suggesting the company publicize the details of journalists’ personal lives in retaliation for unfavorable coverage. Uber’s senior vice president of business, Emil Michael, made the comments at a private dinner on Friday at Manhattan’s Waverly Inn to a crowd […]
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