Uber Settles Major Employee / Contractor Lawuits, But Not the Complicated Issue Underlying Them

Uber settled a couple of big lawsuits on Thursday, but the fundamental question underlying the sharing economy still remains.

GM Plans Ride-Sharing Services, Purchases Sidecar Assets

The announcement comes after GM just spent $500 million on Lyft.

Ridesharing App Lyft to Begin Pickups at LAX, Mayor Garcetti Announces

Rideshare company Lyft has officially been allowed to operate for both drop-offs and pickups at LAX this Wednesday, making it the first ride-sharing company to be approved in dropping off and picking up passengers at Los Angeles International Airport, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced yesterday.

Google's Self-Driving Cars Could Be Challenging Uber Next Year

Google's self-driving car will be hitting the road soon, as a full-blown for-profit independent company under Google's new umbrella company, Alphabet. The evolution of Google's self-driving car will take a step up in 2016, as Alphabet seeks to compete with Uber through its own self-driving version of a ride-sharing service.

Spanish Uber Rival Cabify Seeks to Expand in Latin America

If you thought Uber already won the battle for supremacy in taxi apps, think again. Spanish rival Cabify just finished a funding round that packed $12 million more in its war chest, which it seeks to use in order to expand into more Latin American cities.
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