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Uber on Facebook Messenger: Request a Ride without Leaving your Messenger

Facebook Messenger users can now sign up for the car-hailing service and request a ride, all without leaving a conversation or downloading the Uber app. The features are still in a testing phase so people who live in cities in the U.S where Uber is available can arrange rides directly from the app. Though the social network has plans for a wider rollout in the future.

Uber announces cashless payments in India, to accept payments via credit card again

U.S. based taxi hailing service Uber Technologies announced it will accept payments via credit card in India again.

Uber announces cashless payments in India, to accept payments via credit card again

U.S. based taxi hailing service Uber Technologies announced it will accept payments via credit card in India again.

Italian court bans unlicensed taxi services including Uber

An Italian court has banned unlicensed taxi services such as Uber. Uber plans to appeal, saying the court ruling was a discrimination on new technologies.

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