In August $2017,$ Uber announced Dara Khosrowshahi $($formerly CEO at Expedia$)$ as its new CEO. One of many changes he looks to bring to the firm is a more conciliatory tone with regulators. As an example, see "Uber Tries Compromise with London Regulators," The Wall Street Journal, September $2,2017.$ That said, there is a lot of damage to work through for the firm and the new CEO. For example, in the fall of $2107$ Uber disclosed a major hack of $57$ million accounts...which had happened a full year earlier. The new CEO took some time to get the announcement out even once he found out about it himself. $($see "New Uber CEO Knew of Hack for Months," The Wall Street Journal, November $13,2017.)$

Do you agree with Peter Thiel's assessment that Uber is the "most ethically challenged company in Silicon Valley"? Why or why not? Explain.