Uber founder buys $72.5 million mansion as Uber drivers live in their cars
As rideshare drivers across the U.S. and around the world continue to struggle for decent wages, benefits, and the basic right to organize, Uber co-founder Garrett Camp reportedly purchased a Beverly Hills mansion for a record-breaking $72.5 million. Uber drivers, many of whom are homeless due to the $82-billion company’s notoriously low rates, reacted to the Camp’s purchase with outrage, describing it… Read more…
