Investing.com -- Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) is facing another high-level departure within its self-driving unit as the ride-hailing giant works to scale its driverless strategy, according to Bloomberg. Sarfraz Maredia, a 12-year company veteran serving as global head of autonomous mobility and delivery, will step down next month to pursue a top executive role outside the transportation sector. Before you buy NVIDIA: our AI model's stock picks are beating the market by 120%+. See the list now » Maredia's exit on Nov. 16 follows a series of leadership changes within the division this year, even as Uber commits more than $10 billion toward commercializing self-driving technology.
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