Uber - When Cultures Go Bad?

Sarah O'Connor is a journalist for the Financial Times who specialises in writing about work and the evolution of our jobs. Over the last year or so that has meant a lot of reflection about AI job displacement.In her new book, We Are Not Machines, Sarah reflects on how technologi ...  Show more

Kate Murphy is the author a new book called Why We Click. It combines the very latest research into interpersonal synchrony - how we form bonds with others. It's an intriguing read - at times compelling, at times challenging.I chatted to her to understand 'the bad apple effect' a ...  Show more

<span>In this clip from Market Mondays, Troy Millings dives deep into why Uber is such a standout opportunity from both a fundamental and strategic perspective. If you’ve been eyeing Uber or wondering what makes it different from the competition, this breakdown is for you!</sp ...

Scott Gorlick was employee #99 at Uber. Over 6 years, Scott built Uber in Atlanta and helped the company scale from 10 cities to $10B in revenue. Scott is also a prolific angel investor having written early checks into Lime and Standard Cognition t ...

Lyft, Inc. (LYFT) is a ride-sharing company that provides on-demand transportation services, operating in numerous cities across the United States and Canada, but facing regulatory and competitive challenges in the evolving transportation industry. At the end of the month, we wil ...  Show more

Uber was dealt a huge setback last month when it was declared a transportation business by the European Union's highest court. The ride sharing giant had tried to claim it was a technology platform that connected drivers with riders. Host Dan Loney talks with John Paul MacDuffie, ...  Show more