Embattled Uber boss Travis Kalanick resigned as CEO of the company on Wednesday, Bloomberg reports. The move comes after five of Uber’s major investors, including Benchmark Capital, wrote him a letter demanding his immediate resignation. His departure will leave the company scrambling to replace senior management including senior VP of Business Emil Michael and President Jeff Jones following repeated scandals.
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