Uber said it would disrupt car ownership. The data say it hasn't.
Lawmakers want to ban companies from using data about consumers’ devices like battery life, model and geolocation to set fluctuating prices. Proponents say such "surveillance pricing" is discriminatory.
Uber is set to expand an already popular global feature to the U.S.
Beginning this tax year, gig working platforms have to report information about more workers to the IRS as the agency cracks down on tax scofflaws.
A paid national holiday would be nice, but it's something.
During the pandemic, Lyft told drivers in some cities that they could make over $40 per hour. The Justice Department argued only the most hardcore drivers would make that much.
Your furry friend can tag along on your Lyft ride an additional fee of $4.
Minnesota legislators passed a bill guaranteeing increased pay for Uber and Lyft drivers on Sunday that the companies found agreeable.
I'm afraid these 10 things might be all of its offerings.
For all of its flaws, it still seems to be better than Humane's AI Pin.
The wearable Humane AI Pin was an attempt to free us from the tyranny of our phones, but first reviews call it slow, clunky, and often a liar.
Minneapolis will become the only major metro area in the U.S. without Uber on May 1.
Like so much tech of the past 15 years, the real innovation seems to be just paying fewer staff.
Who would have guessed how much people really care about their food and candy?
Wendy's will use new digital menu boards to change your burger's price based on overall demand.
Roughly 8% of rideshare users say they don't believe in tipping at all.
The company mistakenly added an extra “0” to one of the figures in its earnings report, causing its stock to soar more than 60%.
You can also forget about using DoorDash for a romantic dinner.
Basically a really advanced voice assistant that manages all your services.
The bike sharing program promised more ebikes and stations are coming, but Citi Bike prices have increased well over 100% in the past decade.
