The company claims to reduce DUIs, but a new study found ride-sharing has no impact on drunk driving.

The list of companies with a reduced presence, or no presence, at this year’s convention grows.

Marketplace's Molly Wood and Mike Isaac of the New York Times go long and short on topics from this week's news.

The ride-hailing company makes a deal with a union to represent New York drivers, but it won’t have any bargaining power.

The ride-hailing companies lose on an expensive campaign to stop a safety measure. It's a fight they'll have to take up in other cities as well.

The Texas city wants tougher background checks for ride share companies.

Just ask Uber

Uber is paying up to $100 million to settle class-action lawsuits.

After traveling about 30 miles, Uber can become much more expensive than a car rental.

Economist say Uber drivers are the largest part of this industry's workforce.