Uber’s deeply divided board of directors meets today and the agenda includes governance changes that would lessen ousted CEO Travis Kalanick’s power as both a shareholder and director of the human cloud ride-sharing firm, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The board will also decide whether Uber should sell $10 billion worth of stock to SoftBank. In a power-play ahead of the crucial meeting, Kalanick late Friday appointed two new directors to the board — former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns and former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain — without warning to anyone.