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Many companies are realizing that they cannot ignore the habits of their business travelers, but approval of the sharing economy is far from universal.
As more business travelers turn to ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft, their employers appear to be slowly adapting.
According to a new survey from the Global Business Travel Association, 44 percent of respondents from around the world said their company had a policy that allowed travelers to use ride sharing.
Businesses were less accommodating when it came to lodging, according to the GBTA Business Traveler Sentiment Index
