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Uber's competitive advantage has always been its willingness to engage in unethical behavior. No surprise here.

They were forced out if California because their system didn't work so they just put it on roads in Arizona instead and killed someone.

Edit: grammar



They weren't forced out, they just didn't want to comply because they would have to report incidents which would show how far behind competitors they are, which would kill their valuation


It's a semantic difference and exactly my point. They were effectively forced out of California because their technology doesn't work.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/video/2016/dec/15/ube...




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