Uber's worst-case scenario: slowing down

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"Because UberCab LLC is operating without a permit, and has demonstrated numerous violations, we demand that you cease and desist all activities, operations and advertisements related to car service in San Francisco."

That menacing line was part of the cease and desist letter that Uber received from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency less than six months after the ride-sharing service made its public debut by launching in the city. This was in late 2010, before Travis Kalanick took over as the startup's firebrand CEO. It was well before Uber became a billion-dollar company, and had members of the political world on staff to help navigate these issues Read more...

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