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Uber agrees to pay $9 million California settlement on sexual assault reporting failure

Uber Technologies Inc. has agreed to pay a $9 million settlement for its failure to comply with requests from California regulators for information about sexual assault claims made by its customers and drivers over nearly two years.

approved Thursday between the California Public Utilities Commission, Uber and the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network — a

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