Sections
Ridesharing
Peer-to-peer ridesharing can be divided along the spectrum from commercial, for-fee transportation network companies to for-profit ridesharing services to informal nonprofit peer-to-peer carpooling arrangements.
(source: en.wikipedia.org)
- Regulation
Uber Convicted In France
Uber just made some more enemies in Europe. Uber, along with two of its...
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B2B PaymentsLyft's Game Plan For Corporate Travel
As of last April, ridesharing app Lyft accounted for 1 percent of corporate use...
- B2B Payments
Targeting Corporate Clients' Bottom Lines — In One Way Or...
The B2B startup space is living up to its newfound reputation as an attractive...
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Mobile CommerceLyft Testing Trip Scheduling
Ride-hailing service Lyft announced on Monday (May 23) that it will begin testing a...
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RetailWill Riding Be The New Driving?
Driving — it's the worst, right? You're just trying to get from point A...
- Mobile Commerce
San Francisco Slaps Business License Rule On Uber/Lyft Drivers
While cities and their local transportation authorities have been taking many blows from on-demand...
- Retail
Is Uber’s New Look Its ‘New Coke?'
It’s been a little over a week since Uber released its new logo, and...
- Retail
The Zipcar Effect
When the car-sharing service Zipcar launched in 2000, the automotive industry seemed to have...
- Europe
Uber’s European Challenges Continue
While Uber continues to expand throughout most of the world, cultural impasses are proving...
- News
Lyft's Real-Time Payments Play To Pay Drivers Quicker
Ride-sharing is a business model based on timelines, and soon, for drivers of one...
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NewsUber Service Hits A Wall In The Hamptons
Customers of the ride-sharing company in the town of East Hampton, New York, received...
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Mobile CommerceIcahn Hitches A $100 Million On Lyft
Lyft has secured another big investment — this time from billionaire activist Carl Icahn....
