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By Angel Adegbesan With five years experience as a gig driver, Kenneth Coghill has spent the last year and a half experimenting with supplementing his work driving customers where they want to go with delivering convenience items to homes and businesses.
By Angel Adegbesan Uber Technologies Inc. launched a new carpooling feature for its rideshare platform as a way to recover from increases in costs of rides.
By Angel Adegbesan Uber’s decision to rent electric vehicles from Hertz rental company is all hype and investors were right not to buy into it.
By Angel Adegbesan Randaull Cobb was in financial trouble trying to keep up with payments for his home when he was approached by solicitors who said they would help him, while also improving his house at the same time.
By Angel Adegbesan Uber Technologies Inc. said it could be achieving a measure of profitability by the end of its third quarter, a first for the company since its founding in 2009.
By Angel Adegbesan Despite spending billions of dollars on the rollout of the 5G high-speed network, investors are showing no love to the companies in the wireless communications sector.
By Angel Adegbesan The CEO of Uber Technologies Inc.
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