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La historia no contada del ascenso meteórico de Uber y las ambiciones masivas de su fundador y exCEO.
Tanto Uber como Travis Kalanick han adquirido una reputación de ser combativos e implacables contra sus competidores. Han inspirado admiración y aversión, ya que han burlado a los reguladores del gobierno, han puesto a la industria del taxi en picada y han generado controversia sobre la posible explotación de los conductores. Incluso han reformado el comportamiento del consumidor profundamente arraigado de no aceptar un viaje de un extraño, en contra de las advertencias de la infancia de los padres de todos.
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"Adam Lashinsky es uno de los periodistas más perspicaces, emprendedores y enérgicos que cubre la tecnología en los Estados Unidos hoy en día. Siempre es un placer leerlo." (Walter Isaacson, autor de Steve Jobs y The Innovators)
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