Articles tagged “uber”

One example showed a 28-minute ride from Freedom Park to the PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte for $15.

Twenty years later, Google is the leading global player in travel metasearch. Steve Hafner can do little about that but argues travelers can snack on Google but they should come to Kayak for better results when they are ready to book.

Four startups raised nearly $280 million this week alone for services that help consumers travel without owning personal vehicles.

Experts compare the current AI-based tech revolution to the birth of the internet. With that level of magnitude comes plenty of issues.

The short-term rental sector is growing, but property managers have been having a hard time as supply has outpaced demand.

Today's podcast looks at Iceland's volcanic eruption, Uber's simplified expense reporting, and major aircraft orders.

Automating travel and expense reporting is a trend in business travel. This Uber for Business feature just launched so its adoption will depend on how well it actually works.

Uber has launched a suite of festive programming designed to help customers ‘go anywhere, get anything, and celebrate together this season’.

These advertising blocks aren't necessarily long-term decisions so these brands could be back on X at some point when this controversy fades.

Uber started as a rideshare app, but the vision is to be much more than that.