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Uber Is Divided Into Two Factions. They’re Both Wrong
The Uber investors who turned a blind eye to the company’s misdeeds for years are fighting a group that’s still in denial. This won’t end well.
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Forget the blockbuster trade-secrets lawsuit, the flaming SUV, and the many, many recent flubs, foul-ups, and unforced errors of the past six months. Uber is hiring.
Last month, my colleague Eric Newcomer reported that the troubled ride-hailing app maker had whittled down a pool of chief executive candidates into a shortlist that included former GE CEO Jeff Immelt as well as Meg Whitman, the current CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (the HP without the printers). Lots of other high-level jobs are available, too.