Uber on Thursday agreed to pay $20 million to resolve federal allegations that the online ride-hailing service duped drivers about vehicle financing and inflated how much money they could earn at the company. Uber did not admit or deny wrongdoing in the Federal Trade Commission case.
January 19, 2017 at 04:22 PM
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The FTC alleged Uber’s business practices caused drivers to suffer “millions of dollars of injury” while the company reaped tens of millions of dollars in revenue from drivers participating in the “vehicle solutions program.”
The FTC’s suit is posted below.
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