
Uber Announces Global Job Cuts and Market Exits Amid Autonomous Shift
Uber is laying off approximately 3,000 employees globally and withdrawing from several African markets as part of a major restructuring, while simultaneously partnering with driver unions to navigate the transition toward autonomous vehicles.
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