Travis Kalanick, a co-founder and former chief executive officer of Uber Technologies Inc., is looking to hire in-house lawyers for his company City Storage Systems.
Kalanick acquired City Storage, which repurposes distressed real estate, for $150 million in 2018, the year after he stepped down from Uber amid a reckoning over his leadership of the ride-sharing giant. City Storage’s assets include CloudKitchens, a virtual restaurant startup reportedly valued at $15 billion.
City Storage is looking for lawyers with six to 12 years of experience in corporate and megers and acquisitions, Mohit Abraham, the company’s head of legal, said ...
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