Uber loses license to operate in London

Uber, the world's largest taxi-hailing app, is facing significant legal challenges in London due to allegations of using illegal software and failing to report criminal offenses. Transport for London (TFL) has decided not to renew Uber's license, affecting millions of passengers and thousands of drivers. Uber argues that the decision stifles innovation and competition. The company is also dealing with global issues, including accusations of gender discrimination and workers' rights violations. Despite these challenges, Uber claims to have saved Londoners billions and remains a major player in the global transport industry. The legal process may allow Uber to continue operations in London temporarily.

What cultural issues within Uber led to the ousting of its founder, Travis Kalanick?

In what ways do opponents of the ban believe it impacts innovation in London?