Uber’s Kalanick says benchmark suit based on ‘a fabrication’

Uber Technologies Inc.’s co-founder Travis Kalanick fired back at investor Benchmark, saying its lawsuit seeking to oust him from the ride-hailing company’s board is based on “a fabrication” and accused the firm of threats and intimidation.

by Bloomberg

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