Uber drivers have been complaining that the gap between the fare a rider pays and what the driver receives is getting wider. After months of unsatisfying answers, Uber Technologies Inc. is providing an explanation: It's charging some passengers more because it needs the extra cash.The company detailed for the first time in an interview with Bloomberg a new pricing system that's been in testing for months in certain cities.Fares based on distance? No! Uber applies machine-learning techniques to estimate how much customers are willing to shell out
Uber drivers have been complaining that the gap between the fare a rider pays and what the driver receives is getting wider. After months of unsatisfying answers, Uber Technologies Inc. is providing an explanation: It's charging some passengers more because it needs the extra cash.The company detailed for the first time in an interview with Bloomberg a new pricing system that's been in testing for months in certain cities.
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Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Fares based on distance? No! Uber applies machine-learning techniques to estimate how much customers are willing to shell out
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