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5 Ways to Cut Business Travel Costs
Travel is often a business necessity but there is no need to pay full fare.
Only 1 of the 6 Best Apps for Black Car Services Is Uber
There is a lively competition in livery services, much to the benefit of busy customers in a hurry.
Uber Competitor to Give Customers Up to $100 in Trip Credit for Surge Pricing
Gett, the ridesharing underdog, is going after its larger competitors in the war to win the prized New York City market.
Uber Is Eating Up Taxi Rides in New York City
But the Big Apple isn't the only area that is undergoing this kind of transportation change.
In the War to Win Drivers, Lyft Sweetens Its Sell With a Few Clutch Offerings
The San Francisco-based ridesharing service is hustling to put pressure on Uber.
Uber Is Having a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week
Here's a breakdown of the issues the company is dealing with in Amsterdam, Paris and London.
Private Aviation Company Wheels Up Raises $115M to Fuel App, Expansion
The company, founded by serial entrepreneur Kenny Dichter, is bringing a membership model to flying.
Lyft Announces Partnership With China's Largest Ridesharing Company
Two of Uber's biggest competitors just teamed up.
How BlaBlaCar Is Different From Uber
The French ridesharing company is reportedly valued at more than $1 billion. Here's what you need to know about it.
What's Cheaper in Your City: Cabs or Uber?
An analysis of ridesharing services and taxis tells how to get the most mileage for your money.
Researchers Find Uber Use Leads to a Decrease in DUI Deaths
A study of drunk-driving deaths shows Uber has a positive effect, provided the price is right.
New York City Caves on Plan to Cap Uber Drivers
Mayor Bill de Blasio faced vocal opposition to plans to stop Uber's growth in New York.
Uber Takes Swipe at NYC Regulators With Clever 'De Blasio' Feature
The ride-hailing transportation giant has updated its app with a special message for residents of the Big Apple.
Google Pilots Carpooling Program That Could Challenge Uber
Israel-based, Google-owned Waze announced a carpooling app RideWith.
Employee, Not Contractor: What the Uber Ruling Means for the Sharing Economy
When a peer-to-peer startup is forced to classify workers as employees, not contractors, what are the implications? Attorney Jaia Thomas explains.