• July 13, 2016

When Delivery Hero was young: the early years

In 2010, a few entrepreneurs in Germany organized to capitalize on the mobile revolution via takeout

• July 9, 2016

Meet Marlon Nichols, General Partner at Cross Culture

Strategically partnered with Atom Factory and SmashD, Cross Culture approaches tech differently

• July 7, 2016

Lyft launches pricier, upscale ride option “Premier”

On the path to looking and feeling as luxurious as an Uber (and costing as much), Lyft goes high-end

• July 7, 2016

Are cannabis startups legal in Oregon?

One of four U.S. states, Oregon allows the sale and possession of marijuana for non-medical uses

• July 5, 2016

HourlyNerd raises $22M for expertise marketplace

Talent marketplace connects small business and enterprises with consultants and business experts

• July 1, 2016

How does YourMechanic make money?

The platform takes a variable percentage from payments made to certified auto mechanics for repairs

• June 30, 2016

Hertz to supply Uber, Lyft drivers with rental cars

Uber drivers in Los Angeles and Lyft drivers in four markets will be able to rent cars from Hertz

• June 29, 2016

Uber expands driver tracking program to 11 U.S. cities

While the company already tracks drivers for navigation purposes, new pilot makes safety its goal

• June 28, 2016

Consolidation coming to sharing economy? Lyft hires Qatalyst

Will Lyft be the first ridesharing unicorn to exit through acquisition instead of IPO?

• June 27, 2016

Uber launches Pandora promotion for drivers

Ad-free until the end of the year, new promotion gives drivers more options for music listening

• June 27, 2016

Thrive Market raises $111M for on-demand wholesale

Costco but for healthy foods and on-demand for the millennial generation, Thrive's already thriving

• June 24, 2016

Over 20 percent of Uber rides are shared

Less expensive and displaying fares upfront, uberPOOL accounts for a fifth of global Uber rides

• June 23, 2016

Are cannabis startups legal in Washington?

One of four U.S. states, Washington allows the sale and possession of marijuana for non-medical uses

• June 18, 2016

Meet Erik Benson, Partner at Voyager Capital

Based in the Pacific Northwest, Benson and his firm focus on B2B software technologies

• June 16, 2016

How does Vinted make money?

Vinted charges sellers a $1-5 fee on every item of clothing successfully sold in its marketplace