Uber's board of directors is holding what is surely the most critical meeting in its relatively short history this week.
Travis Kalanick, the CEO, may be placed on a leave of absence, following a review by former US Attorney-General Eric Holder that was commissioned in the wake of sexual harassment claims. According to widespread reports, Kalanick's right-hand man, Emil Michael, may also be fired.
Loading...
John McDuling is National Business Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Connect with John on Facebook and Twitter.
