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Reports: Uber board to consider management changes
The Uber Technologies board of directors is scheduled to meet Sunday and could consider management changes for the online car-hailing company, according to media reports. Board members will consider recommendations, including calls for firing some top managers, based on results of an investigation that examined the San Francisco-based company's culture, technology news site Recode reported late Saturday. Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will discuss taking a possible leave of absence when the board convenes, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing an unidentified person familiar with the matter. Emil Michael, the company's business chief and a close ally of Kalanick, is expected to resign as early as Monday, the Journal also reported. Uber representatives did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment. The investigation, launched in February, was begun in response to a sexual harassment claim by a female engineer and other ...
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