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Nobody likes paying taxes, but new millionaires in California’s IPO gold rush are looking to protect their money.
Customers are shopping between the two ride-hail leaders and taking the car with the better price.
The food-delivery company wants to bring you more than just food.
Longreads, analysis and explanations on what mattered in tech this year.
Answer: Probably both.
Belsky, a venture partner at Benchmark and the CPO at Adobe, talks about his book “The Messy Middle” on the latest Recode Decode.
Co-founder Jonathan Neman tells Recode’s Kara Swisher the company is way bigger than a chain of salad restaurants: “We see this as building the food platform.”
Uber controls the majority of U.S. ride-hailing but Lyft is growing twice as fast. And both plan to go public in early 2019.
The game theory behind the next phase of an old fight.
The move could create a precedent for other U.S. cities where ride-hail drivers are organizing to earn higher wages.
Gelfand studies why some cultures desire rules, why others avoid them and what gets the best results.
Ten years ago, the economy was in free fall. The tech companies expected to go public next year helped rebuild it.
The city has seen some of the worst air quality in the world in the past few days.
“It’s the only way to fix democracy,” Tusk says.
Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss Uber’s IPO, Apple CEO Tim Cook’s comments on privacy and more on the latest episode of Pivot.
Amazon, Uber and Lyft are among the Top 10 most frequently expensed U.S. vendors this quarter.
Recode’s Kara Swisher and NYU’s Scott Galloway discuss the links between Jamal Khashoggi’s killers and the tech industry on this episode of Pivot.
Also, some thoughts from the CEO about Uber moving into the grocery business.
They would make more at an Amazon warehouse.
Nikki Krishnamurthy is replacing Liane Hornsey.
More people are working for ride-sharing and delivery companies but on average they’re making less.
Uber launched new safety features and CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wants to remind you that no other company has them.
“Temp” author Louis Hyman says the tech sector made labor disposable long before the “gig economy” was a thing.
Hyman talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher and Rani Molla about the gig economy, job automation and why universal basic income isn’t the solution to all our problems.
It’s been without one since 2015.
The ride-hail company isn’t chasing profitability yet.
What city will try heavy-handed regulation next?
Sidecar co-founder Sunil Paul unpacks his thoughts on the future of transportation on Recode Decode.
Journalist James Crabtree came on Recode Decode to talk about his new book, “The Billionaire Raj.”
At stake: A potential cap on the number of ride-hail cars in the city.
It wants one app to take care of all of its customers’ worries, including food and payments.
From lodging to food to transportation, U.S. business expense reports are in flux.
Uber has had no choice but to move carefully.
It could be anywhere from 4 percent to 40 percent of the workforce.
The Uber of scooters is going to be Uber.
A court has granted Uber a 15-month probationary license to operate in London.
Have cities learned from Uber?
Is it 24 percent? Is it 43 percent? Answers vary.
Recorded onsite in Rancho Palos Verdes, host Kara Swisher asks what they thought of the Code Conference speakers.
The high-profile marketing guru will become CMO at the entertainment conglomerate.