Over the week, earnings reports from the US include Airbnb, AMD and Coinbase, Illuminate, Moderna, Pfizer, Robinhood, Starbucks, Uber, and Virgin Galactic.
The UK High Court declares the Uber business model illegal
In a ruling today, the High Court Administrative Court rejected Uber’s request to declare its controversial gig economy business model legal.
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 30th October 2021
COP26 is due to begin at the end of next week in Glasgow where world leaders will meet and decide upon policies that will affect our planet.
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 19th September 2020
This week WWII veteran and national treasure Captain Sir Tom Moore, who stole the nation’s heart by raising £33million for the NHS by walking laps in his garden, has returned
Could a ride-hailing giant be a threat to the digital banking world? Uber Money
Who thinks Peter Hazlehurst can pull this off? So Uber recently announced that they’ll be adding a new team to their company – Uber Money.
Lyft Valued at $19.5 Billion, Set to Beat Uber to Stock Market IPO
Ride-hailing company and Uber competitor Lyft will go public with 30.8 million shares at between $62 to $68 a pop.
Uber-Inequality
The middle class is an accident. From the end of WWII to the introduction of Google, we’ve found cold comfort in the delusion that wages, dictated by supply and demand,
FoundersGrid 4th June 2018
This blog covers Uber, report on the state of the global tech industry, Microsoft is reportedly acquiring GitHub, Amazon’s model for industry expansion (and dominance), Apple’s HomeKit platform and a lot more.
This Week in Cryptocurrency News From Around the World
Bad News Bears Winter’s nearly over, folks, and this week, the bears took notice by coming out of hibernation–in the cryptocurrency market, at least.  Prices rose strongly in the first
These 20 companies are racing to build self-driving cars in the next 5 years
There’s no question that self-driving cars are coming — the real debate at this point is who will get there first. We rounded up a whopping 20 companies — from traditional