Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick Said to Plan Sale of 29% of Stake
Happy for him. I can only imagine how much being ousted from a company he created and raised to its current level must have hurt.I do not look fondly at what a pain local transport was in cities without public transport (and even those with), and it is Travis (yes, Travis first, Uber second) that led this paradigm shift.We can debate about Uber's business practices until the cows come home, but this is undeniable. And yes, other so-called 'nicer' / 'ethical' rideshare companies who didn't have to get their hands dirty because they profited from the ecosystem that Uber created exist precisely because of that.