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The group has waited too long to gain any returns on sideline equity investments
‘On-demand’ services might have made people feel wealthy, but now the model is in jeopardy
Despite job cuts and slowing growth in some parts of the sector, recruiters say others are holding firm
Definition of ‘worker’ might have to change if more companies do not do right thing on benefits, MPs told
Ride-hailing business seeks new paths to meet rider demand in its ambition to build a ‘superapp’
As inflation raises supermarket prices, higher interest rates will curb investment in innovation
It may be no bad thing that the rules of the game are changing for venture-backed start-ups
US set to target Hikvision, Airbnb’s sunny outlook, Lego builds online business
A driver shortage, rising fuel prices and stiff competition all threaten the taxi and food delivery company’s recovery
San Francisco-based companies that have been hit by Covid curbs on movement post contrasting results
Uber’s recent move to make peace with an old foe in New York must be a sign of things to come
Ride-hailing app’s UK pension provider to redraw workforce scheme just months after its launch
Ride-booking group aims to become a broader travel hub as part of plan that was delayed by the pandemic
Deal will help tech company ease driver shortage after years of rancour over ride-hailing service
Huge losses on both sides mean the one-time adversaries have had to adapt
A new service hopes to offer something new to drivers and riders. But it shouldn’t expect an easy ride
Plus, a preview of proxy voting season and rising fuel prices hit rideshare drivers
Twitter’s modest ad hit, Vodafone rejects Iliad bid, Samsung’s massive tablet
Rideshare service reports strong demand despite brief knock because of Omicron virus variant
Frustrated workers say there is little redress after computers make decisions
The mathematics of animal populations provides an insight into the life cycles of digital networks
Brussels proposals and UK court ruling put pressure on ride-hailing app
New legal defeat is likely to once again push back ride-hailing company’s efforts to reach sustainable profitability
Facebook and academia, Big Tech ad dominance, Eight Sleep’s cool bedtime
Decision will affect all ride-hailing companies in UK capital
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