Gig Economy News and Interviews
If Uber and Lyft treated their drivers as employees rather than contractors, the two companies would owe California $413 million in unemployment insurance contributions, according toRead More
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LONG ISLAND, NY — Uber Eats is launching a new way for residents to order food for delivery amid theRead More
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Transit experiments like on-demand, shared rides in small bus-like vehicles could become one of the numerous changes to public transitRead More
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The coronavirus pandemic has shone a spotlight onto service workers who stock grocery shelves, prepare coffee and deliver food. ButRead More
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As cities around the country start to slowly reopen as coronavirus (COVID-19) cases continue to trendRead More
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UBER LYFT DRIVERS AND GIG WORKERS NEWS This week: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) is now live in every state exceptRead More
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Uber has launched a package delivery service so that people can send and receive packages within city limits, while maintaining social distancing.Read More
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It looked like everything was finally coming together for Lyft: After years of bare-knuckled competition with Uber, rising losses, constantRead More
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In this episode of Market Foolery, Chris Hill and Motley Fool analyst Jason Moser discuss the latest headlines from Wall Street.Read More
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Recent investments by Uber and its European rival Bolt in e-scooters show that the companies see a future for micro-mobilityRead More
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