Wonderly Plus subscribers can listen to Business Wars daily ad-free right now.

Join Wonderly Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts.

If you or someone you care about has cancer,

Macmillan Cancer Support's online community is here to help from day one.

Macmillan's free online forum provides a safe space to get support from both experts and others who've been

there. Members support each other anonymously, sharing what's helped them on a range of subjects,

from dealing with side effects such as hair loss and fatigue, to money worries and managing work,

or talking with children about a diagnosis. There are different forums on cancer types or experiences,

opportunities to ask an expert, and blog posts.

Find support 24-7 from people who get what it's like to have cancer.

To join, search McMillan online community.

Thank you. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Monday, November 15th.

Happy Monday, everyone. Although it might not be the happiest Monday for Uber.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice sued the ride share company. The DOJ's claim,

Uber discriminates against passengers with disabilities by charging them if they need more time

to get into Uber vehicles. All of this can be traced back to 2016, according to the New York Times. That was the year

that Uber instituted a new policy. If drivers had to wait more than two minutes for a passenger to get to

the car, the driver would be compensated at the passenger's expense. Previously, drivers wouldn't

be able to punch in on the clock until the ride began, which meant if they had to wait for a passenger,

they were waiting for free, and that waiting could last for quite a while.

But two minutes isn't much time for anyone to get into a car and get situated.

Parents, you know what I'm talking about here.

...