Uber exec hanging on despite quip backlash
That's because the 42-year-old has been central to start-up's growth, say sources
New York
EMIL Michael, the Uber Technologies executive whose criticisms of journalists led to calls for his firing, is so far withstanding that pressure.
That's because the 42-year-old executive has been central to the start-up's growth, playing a role in everything from a financing round in June that valued Uber at US$17 billion, to its partnerships and international expansion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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