Ride-sharing and food delivery service apps are suspending operations in some cities across the nation in order to comply with curfew orders. At least 40…
Ride-sharing and food delivery service apps are suspending operations in some cities across the nation in order to comply with curfew orders.
At least 40 cities and Washington, D. C., have imposed curfews in the wake of protests that began last week – and intensified over the weekend – following the killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police.
In compliance with city orders, Uber suspended services in Los Angeles, Oakland, San Francisco and parts of Minneapolis during curfew hours, the company told CNBC.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tweeted Sunday that the company would be « donating $1M to (Equal Justice Initiative) and (Policing Equity) to support their important work in making criminal justice in America more just for all.
