It’s a bad sign when you establish a covert unit.
“Uber Formed Covert Unit to Steal Trade Secrets, Ex-Employee Says,” The Wall Street Journal, November 29, 2017 A1. According to a former security employee, Uber “had a team dedicated to stealing [competitors’] trade secrets and helped employees dodge regulators’ scrutiny.”
This information was in a letter read to the jury in the Alphabet/Uber trade secret litigation. Ouch.
What does it say about the company’s commitment to compliance with law (including the rights of others)? Are RICO charges far behind?
If Uber loses the case, will shareholders sue the directors who allowed this to happen?
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