Uber's leadership, though, has shown time and time again that they are evil. I very much hope the company fails.
Edit:
I am very much aware of Kalanick stepping down. That does not change the fact that the leadership has done many illegal and shady things, ranging from the Greyball which allowed it to operate where it was not permitted and its program for taking away drivers from competitors to their lobbying to classify their drivers as self-employed rather than employees of Uber.
You can't get rid of one person and then say that all of the evil is gone.