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Uber Rewards is rolling out. Here’s how the perks work

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Did you blow enough money on Uber to get Diamond status? A lot of users are finding out tonight as Uber rolls out its rider loyalty Rewards program to San Francisco and a slew of other cities. The feature calculates how much you’ve spent on Uber and Uber Eats in the last six months awards […]

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Want to Boost LA’s Transit Ridership? Try Making Women Feel Safer

Wag founders ditch dogs for bikes with $37 million in funding

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Wag founders Jonathan and Joshua Viner are leaving dogs behind for bikes. Wheels, the Viner brothers’ new electric bike-share startup, is announcing $37 million in funding from Tenaya Capital, Bullpen Capital, Naval Ravikant and others. The Viner brothers departed dog-walking startup Wag last year to start a fund focused on consumer startups. The departures came […]

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Sequoia-backed NEXT gets $97M as investment in logistics heats up

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Despite its “unsexy” reputation, the logistics industry is attracting massive investment from venture capitalists. With a fresh $97 million in Series C funding, NEXT joins a fleet of heavily funded logistics platforms, including Flexport, Huochebang and Convoy. The company, which connects shippers and carriers through an online marketplace, raised the capital from Brookfield Ventures...

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Boeing’s Flying Taxi Prototype Takes to the Air (Briefly)

So Uber Wants Self-Driving Bikes and Scooters. Why? And How?

How Jyve secretly raised $35M & built a $400M retail gig economy

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What if instead of just accepting Uber rides, gig workers could pick from higher paying skilled tasks around town like stocking shelves, checking inventory, or driving a forklift at a local grocer? When they work quickly and accurately or learn new trades, they get to choose between more complex jobs. That’s the idea that’s racked […]

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Why the world’s first smart highway will most likely be in China

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Hugh Harsono Contributor Hugh Harsono is a former financial analyst currently serving as a U.S. Army officer. More posts by this contributor Why the future of Chinese e-commerce is in its rural areas Television content creation in China China’s fast-paced growth has resulted in it being one of the most extremely flexible nations in terms of technological integration into existing infrastructure.

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The US Cites That Need More Electric-Car Charging Stations, Mapped

Government shutdown delays flights on the East Coast

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Another day, another tangible impact of the government shutdown on the American people. On Friday morning, the FAA began delaying flights into major East Coast airports — LaGuardia, Newark, Reagan (D.C.), and Philadelphia — due to air traffic control staff shortages in centers in Washington and Florida. The ground delay program and ground stop for @LGAairport confirms that there are...

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Ending the Government Shutdown Won’t Fix Flight Delays

A ‘Multicultural Toilet’ and Other Innovations to Fix Flying

As the Trump shutdown ends, cheers for air travel workers echo across Twitter

Tesla is made in Fremont, so it’s not surprising local police bought a Model S patrol car


Electrify America charging network unplugs most of its fast charging stations

Uber Wants Self-Driving Scooters and More Car News This Week

Los Angeles and Via Hook Up to Offer Rides to Metro Stations

Los Angeles is using ride-hailing startup Via to shuttle people to public transit

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Los Angeles is partnering with on-demand shuttle-based service Via as part of a pilot program that will give people rides to three busy public transit stations. The pilot program, which launched Monday, aims to solve the first- and last-mile problem that makes it challenging for people to get to and from public transit stations. Under […]

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The Need for Carbon Fiber Could Ground the Flying Car Future

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