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For Uber, the vanguard of the app-driven gig economy, regulation that classifies drivers as employees is an existential threat and the freedom afforded by its model is fundamental.
By Jo Constantz While Uber has declared itself “on the road to zero emissions,” that road apparently has no end in sight.
By Jo Constantz Uber Technologies Inc. recorded a $3.2 billion loss on its stake in Didi Chuxing Technology Co.
By Jo Constantz Melanie Logue, a college student in Portland, Oregon, has a love-hate relationship with Klarna and Afterpay.
By Jo Constantz Uber Technologies Inc. said it may reach a key metric of profitability by the end of the third quarter, earlier than it previously expected.
By Jo Constantz Ridesharing companies Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. have seen their stocks stuck in neutral as the S&P 500 motors ahead.
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