Uber new start fail

Uber is having a tough time with it's fresh start. Now three top officials are out.  The exodus started Monday when the company's number two man resigned. Emil Michael visited an escort bar in South Korea with employees in 2014. Then the CEO said he needs time off to grieve the death of his mother. And late last night investor and Uber board member David Bonderman resigned after leaked audio showed he made a joke,  saying having more women on the board would just lead to more talking.  The board meeting was about sexism at the compnay and in the room at the time?  The Huffington Posts editor Arianna Huffington.  Bonderman later sent an apology to employees in an email.