Uber’s chief executive Travis Kalanick has decided to go on leave, after a series of controversies as well as a personal tragedy due to a death in his family.
Mr Kalanick’s hard-driving style has for years defined the controversial transportation company, which has grown to a valuation of $68bn while earning a reputation for breaking the rules and doing whatever it takes to achieve growth.
The decision came as Uber released a 13-page report drafted by Covington & Burling following allegations of sexual harassment at the company.
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