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Who can say no to a little extra money every once in a while?

We visited the revamped designer dress rental store in New York City that combines tech and fashion.

The lawsuit came amid ongoing clashes between the online lodging service and local public officials seeking to minimize the impact of short-term rentals.

In eight years of torrid growth, the company has often clashed with local public officials seeking to minimize the impact of short-term rentals on neighborhoods.

High on the list are an ability to pay on time and a positive outlook for job stability.

The service will first rollout in Chicago.

Uber rides made up 41 percent of expensed rides during the quarter, while rental cars made up only 39 percent.

Since exiting Men's Warehouse, Zimmer has launched two startups, Generation Tux and zTailors.

You're not a mogul yet. But you can act like one when you need to.

This new startup connects boat owners with renters.

Eleven James has applied a membership model to luxury timepieces, and found success a year in.

These new apps are part of a trend toward making new technologies available to U.S. renters.

The case of an Airbnb guest who overstayed his welcome and now is a legal tenant raises critical questions about what the home-rental platform can do to protect its hosts.

Blockbuster may have met its demise in America, but that's not true just south of the border.

People have been renting movies and cars for years, but what about borrowing a wedding dress? Here's a look at the innovative and bizarre things that can be yours for a short time.