Anthony Levandowski

Alphabet's self-driving car unit Waymo is seeking $2.6 billion from Uber for alleged theft of trade secrets

Alphabet Inc’s Waymo unit is seeking about $2.6 billion from Uber for the alleged theft of one of several trade secrets in a lawsuit over self-driving cars, a lawyer for Uber said on Wednesday.

Waymo has sought at least $1 billion and public apology from Uber for trade secret theft of self-driving cars

Uber rejected those terms as non-starters, said the sources, who were not authorized to publicly discuss settlement talks. The precise dollar amount requested by Waymo and the exact time the offer was made could not be learned.

Waymo finds more evidence against Uber in trade secret theft case; seeks delay in trial

Uber has denied using any of Waymo’s trade secrets. Jury selection in San Francisco federal court is scheduled to begin on 10 October.

Uber's attempt to move dispute with Waymo to private arbitration denied again by US federal appeals court

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said the closely watched Uber case should continue in U.S. District Court in San Francisco.

Uber founder Kalanick hires top federal prosecutor ahead of his deposition in Waymo trade secrets case

Uber denies it used any of Waymo's trade secrets.

Uber ordered to hand over key document in Waymo self-driving car case

A magistrate judge has ruled that Uber Technologies Inc must hand over a key document that could shed light on what its executives knew about alleged theft of trade secrets from Alphabet Inc's Waymo self-driving car unit.

Uber's head of finance leaves; Q1 loss substantially reduced

Head of finance Gautam Gupta is leaving in July to join another startup in San Francisco, making Gupta the latest high-profile executive to leave Uber.

Uber fires its self-driving unit head Anthony Levandowski over lawsuit by Waymo

Anthony Levandowski failed to comply with a court order to hand over documents at the centre of a legal dispute between Uber and Alphabet Inc's.

Judge claims that there is no clear evidence to prove claim Waymo’s claims against Uber

If it were proven that Levandowski and Uber conspired in taking Waymo's information, that could have dire consequences for Uber

Uber engineer Levandowski to stay away from self-driving vehicle project till issue with Waymo is resolved

The head of Uber Technologies Inc's self-driving vehicles unit, Anthony Levandowski, will step aside from some of his duties