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The accommodations rental site says outbound travel from China on the platform has grown 700 percent in the past year.

It took a few tries, but Mark Gilbreath has found a sweet spot with LiquidSpace.

Airbnb is giving Paris luxury hoteliers a fright.

It's an effort to sign up more drivers, injecting the fast-growing ride services company directly into the financial services sector for the first time.

Entrepreneurs are taking advantage of work spaces that boast convenience and cachet without commitment.

The on-demand grocery delivery company expects three-fourths of eligible workers to make the transition.

The multiple worker classification lawsuits filed against the company were the 'deciding factor.'

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

California's ruling that an Uber driver must be classified as an employee is rippling across 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.

Drivers of the highly regulated taxi system in France say they are unable to compete with the peer-to-peer UberPOP model.

The car company is one of several that are exploring alternatives to traditional car ownership, including more flexible on-demand models.

San Francisco-based ridesharing company Shuddle today announced a new app that allows kids to order their own rides.

However, the ruling to classify a San Francisco-based driver as an employee instead of an independent contractor could potentially change how sharing-economy companies operate.

Days after news leaked that Uber would be investing $1 billion in China, reports claim the newly merged Uber competitor Didi Kuaidi is raising its own, bigger round.

To mark Uber's five-year anniversary,CEO and founder Travis Kalanick spoke about his experience as the leader of the transportation technology company juggernaut. Here's a few pieces of advice owners can apply to their business.

New startups run the errands you can't.

The growth of the sharing economy shows no signs of slacking, largely because entrepreneurs continue to innovate.

Thank Airbnb, Trulia and other niche players for the potential partnerships -- and more -- that they offer entrepreneurs.

With 20,000 drivers from New York to London to Moscow, the Gett transportation network will start delivering goods and services in July.

The independent status of those behind the wheel raises a sticky issue.