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Uber loses another top executive as Marakby departs

Sherif Marakby's move to Uber from Ford in 2016 was viewed as a merger between legacy automakers and the Silicon Valley upstarts. (Joe Wilssens/Joe Wilssens Photography, Inc.)
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Katie Burke
April 17, 2017 05:00 AM

Sherif Marakby, vice president of global vehicle programs at Uber, left his post at the ride-hailing company on Monday.

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