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(Bloomberg) — Uber Technologies Inc. will have to defend a group lawsuit brought by drivers seeking the pay and benefits of employees.
The judge’s ruling may slow the company’s growth and cut into its $50 billion valuation. It could affect Uber drivers around the country, even though the San Francisco case is limited to some of the 160,000 in California.
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