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Uber At A Crossroads

Does the resignation of Uber's boss signal a radical change in the company's culture? Plus, how India's IT sector is shedding tens of thousands of jobs. Presented by Zoe Kleinman.

Does the resignation of Uber's boss signal a radical change in the company's culture? We ask US journalist Sarah Lacy who was among the first to report on Uber's attitudes to women. Plus the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Sameer Hashmi travels to Bangalore to discover how India's IT sector is shedding tens of thousands of jobs. And presenter Zoe Kleinman visits the International Space Station from the comfort of an English country house. With Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ technology reporter Chris Foxx and special guest Lucy Marcus, business and management expert.

(Image: Uber founder Travis Kalanick speaking at the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai, January 2016, Credit: REUTERS/ Danish Siddiqui).

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