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August 2022

  • Melbourne Flights Continue To Arrive In Sydney As NSW Considers Stricter Border Controls For Victorians As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise<br>SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 05: Two women wait for their Uber car booking at Sydney Airport after arriving on Jetstar flight 510 from Melbourne on August 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced Victorians travelling into the state will need to spend 14 days in hotel quarantine. New South Wales has recorded 12 new cases of COVID-19 overnight, while Victoria has recorded 725 new coronavirus cases and 15 more deaths. The new measures will come into effect from 12.01 on Friday 7 August. (Photo by James D. Morgan/Getty Images)

    Uber’s push into patient transport renews calls for gig economy reform

    Australia’s transport workers union says company’s move shows gig model of work ‘will pervade every aspect of our lives’

July 2022

  • A key in a door, with a small metal house as the key tag

    Taking stock: how has 10 years of Airbnb changed Australia?

    It has been a decade since the online marketplace turned ordinary Australian homes into potential tourist accommodation. How has it changed how we travel and the communities we travel to?

January 2022

  • Shelley Hepworth

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    Do you really need your own private vehicle? Five lessons from a year using a car-sharing app

    Shelley Hepworth
    Car-sharing is both liberating and a big hassle if you want to avoid the cost and carbon emissions of a personal vehicle

December 2020

  • Rishi Sunak as he delivered his autumn spending review in the House of Commons.

    Covid: Sunak mulls tougher VAT rules for Uber drivers and Airbnb landlords

    Potential crackdown on sharing economy comes as chancellor seeks to revive public finances

November 2020

  • Prop 22 will allow companies to sidestep obligations to provide benefits.

    California passes Prop 22 in a major victory for Uber and Lyft

    Measure was backed by some of Silicon Valley’s most powerful tech companies and became most expensive proposition campaign in state history

October 2020

  • Leandra Montiel, 34, joins a protest by Uber and Lyft rideshare drivers against California Proposition 22 in Los Angeles<br>Leandra Montiel, 34, joins a protest by Uber and Lyft rideshare drivers against California Proposition 22 that would classify app-based drivers as independent contractors and not employees or agents, during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., October 14, 2020. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

    Prop 22 explained: how California voters could upend the gig economy

    Voters in the state will decide whether Uber, Lyft and other companies should classify gig workers as employees

August 2020

  • a room full of John Lewis furniture for rent

    Never knowingly under-leased - John Lewis moves to rent out its furniture

  • FILES-US-IT-LIFESTYLE-ECONOMY-UBER<br>(FILES) In this file photo the Uber logo is seen at the second annual Uber Elevate Summit, on May 8, 2018 at the Skirball Center in Los Angeles, California. - Uber outlined proposals on August 10, 2020 for a new type of relationship with “gig” workers, including its own drivers, that would keep them as independent contractors but with some guaranteed benefits. The ride-hailing giant described “a new model for independent platform work” in an 18-page document it hopes can be used as blueprint for Uber and similar firms relying on independent workers. (Photo by Robyn Beck / AFP) (Photo by ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images)

    Uber and Lyft must classify drivers as employees, judge rules, in blow to gig economy

February 2020

  • Airbnb<br>ANKARA, TURKEY - DECEMBER 30: A laptop screen displays logos of Airbnb with a house mock-up on it, on December 30, 2019 in Ankara, Turkey. (Photo by Metin Aktas/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

    AirBnb hasn’t lived up to its utopian claims

    Jay Owens
  • Photos from Kari Paul’s adventure on a mountain, for her first-person story.

    My smart car rental was a breeze – until I got trapped in the woods

January 2020

  • Pic sent by My Wardrobe HQ a fashion rental company. Borgo De Nor - Lima Sequinned Dress Rent £89 for 7 days (original RRP £895) For use with Weekend magazine feature on fashion rental NOV 30 2019

    Swap shop: ex-Topshop guru pops in to Liberty to rent out clothes

    Jane Shepherdson introduces her new fashion rental site My Wardrobe HQ as shoppers warm to hiring other people’s outfits

December 2019

  • Tourists taking selfies in Times Square, New York.

    The Instagram decade: #hashtag holidays and other travel trends

  • Podshare piece HEADER

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    No sex in the bunkbeds! Tales from the most intimate sharing economy startup yet

November 2019

  • Black taxi drivers block London’s Whitehall in 2016 in protest at TfL’s granting Uber a licence to operate in London.

    With Uber’s future in doubt, how else might Londoners zip around town?

    As the biggest ride-hailing app faces trouble over fake IDs, we test out its three main rivals, and find few can match taking the bus or tube
  • Bedroom in a Valencia property Fairbnb.coop website

    Fairbnb.coop launches, offering help for social projects

    Fears about overtourism have prompted the new holiday rental website to ban properties owned by businesses and donate 50% of commission to community projects
  • B&B Cascina Moncrava, Turin, Italy

    Hotels to offer free stays to guests in exchange for their skills

    International Barter Week initiative sees B&B and hotel owners provide accommodation in return for DIY and tech knowhow

June 2019

  • Storage boxes and stored items in a room.

    Airbnb for clutter: the people renting out storage space in their homes

    The sharing economy meets the mania for decluttering, as people realise they can let others use their spare rooms, sheds and attics for cash

March 2019

  • Lyft President John Zimmer and CEO Logan Green get support from Nelson Griggs,Executive Vice President, Corporate Services &amp; President, Nasdaq Stock Exchange as their company Lyft listed on the Nasdaq at an IPO event in Los Angeles, California, U.S. March 29, 2019. REUTERS/Mike Blake

    Stampede of the unicorns: will a new breed of tech giants burst the bubble?

    Lyft, which went public on Friday, will soon be joined by Uber, Airbnb and other companies valued over $1bn – and they may be just the animal to burst a bubble

January 2019

  • An artist’s impression of Bell Helicopter’s Nexus in the air.

    Flying taxis: Uber partner reveals design

    Uber on track to deliver aerial rideshare network by 2023 as manufacturer Bell Helicopter unveils full-scale model in Las Vegas

October 2018

  • Bedroom at Il Palagetto Guest House, Florence, Italy

    Swap stops: Barter Week offers 'free' stays in exchange for skills

    With properties in more than 60 countries, the world’s first Barter Week will allow the budget-conscious to swap goods or expertise for accommodation
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