New York ride-hailing business Juno filed for bankruptcy protection, blaming its demise on minimum wage regulations and mounting lawsuits from drivers, riders and competitors
The ride-hailing service, which launched in early 2016 and was acquired by Israeli startup Gett in 2017, had contracted with roughly 50,000 drivers in the New York area,
providing nearly 50,000 rides a day at its peak, according to papers filed by Juno’s chief restructuring officer, Melissa Kibler, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del.
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