Uber wants rival's exec quizzed again in trade-secrets lawsuit
Its lawyers say Larry Page is "key witness" for its defence against accusations of copying technology from Waymo
San Francisco
HOW much does Larry Page know about Alphabet Inc's self-driving car project, the subject of the high-profile trade-secrets lawsuit his company is pursuing? He doesn't recall.
Uber Technologies Inc asked a judge on Wednesday to order Alphabet's chief executive officer to submit to another two hours of questioning, after the Google co-founder spent four hours giving testimony last month. Uber said Mr Page was ill-prepared for his deposition on July 17, and that his and Waymo's lawyers obstructed the process.
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