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Dad furious after getting slapped with £100 fine for parking 21 minute at B&Q

Uber driver Michael Guy parked his car in a B&Q car park early in the morning to avoid disturbing residents with his engine, only for his courteousness to backfire.

Edinburgh Live

Dad fuming after being slapped with £100 fine for parking at B&Q for 21 minutes

Uber driver Michael Guy parked his private-hire car outside a B&Q at a retail park in Liverpool for just over 21 minutes, but was fined £100 for what was classed as 'overnight parking'

Daily Mirror

Uber driver fined £100 after parking in B&Q for just 21 minutes

'I have a seven-month-old baby and for £100 fine to just drop like that on the top of your head is just not nice'

Manchester Evening News

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To earn profit, Lyft hired a CEO from a non-profit

David Risher, who will become Lyft's new CEO in mid-April, has spend the last 14 years leading a non-profit group.

Fortune

Lyft's new CEO says its competition isn't just Uber, it's a 'battle against staying at home'

Lyft and Uber have gone head-to-head for in the ride-share market for over a decade, and the pandemic-era lockdowns heightened the competition.

Fortune

Tough Gig report reveals dire state of gig economy

Almost half of all Australian gig workers make less than the minimum wage even though most work long hours and during peak times.

The New Daily

Nearly half of gig workers make less than minimum wage

A survey of more than 1000 Australian gig workers has revealed almost half earn less than the minimum wage and three in four work long hours.

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Uber drivers criticise rideshare giant’s ‘misleading’ campaign spruiking flexibility for Australian workers

With potential workplace changes coming to the gig economy, workers argue they are already treated as employees with none of the benefits

The Guardian - AU

Car subscription service geared to shake up transport

A car-sharing platform owned by Toyota is poised to launch long-term car subscriptions in the latest bid to change the way Australians access transport.

AAP

Surgeon fired for bullying is working at Bristol hospital

Dr Peter O’Keefe was found to have harassed 26 colleagues at the University Hospital of Wales

Bristol Post

US Marine who survived tours in Iraq and Afghanistan shot dead driving Uber in California

Los Angeles Police and Uber are investigating the death of army hero and father-of-two Aaron Orozco who was shot dead at a 7-Eleven in California after a 'physical altercation' with two early morning passengerts

Daily Mirror

Failing banks and mass layoffs: Is the 15-year tech boom finally over? What went wrong?

The 15-year tech boom has ended with rounds of mass layoffs and a recent series of high-profile bank collapses. So what went wrong and will Silicon Valley ever be the same?

ABC News

Surgeon sacked for bullying and harassment now working at another hospital

Dr Peter O'Keefe was fired by University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff after an inquiry found he harassed 26 colleagues

Wales Online

Let’s not let what happened to Web3 happen to A.I.

The promise of the technology is undeniable, but the long-term, real-life utility is still unclear.

Fortune

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Roll Call

At the Races: TikTok takeover - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories, with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

Bristol Post

Student makes £55k in six weeks after his phone ran out of battery on boozy walk home

He was attempting to order an Uber home when he came up with the genius idea

The Conversation

We were told we'd be riding in self-driving cars by now. What happened to the promised revolution?

According to predictions made nearly a decade ago, we should be riding around in self-driving vehicles today. It’s now clear the autonomous vehicle revolution was overhyped.

The Independent UK

What are the rules for tipping in America? A US traveller’s survival guide

A campaign to make 20 per cent the bare minimum for restaurant meals is having some effect

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3 Great Stocks to Buy and Hold Until You Retire

The recent banking turmoil caused by high-profile bank failures, renewed recession fears, and uncertainty over the Fed’s next move have significantly affected investor sentiment. Amid an uncertain market backdrop, it could be wise to buy and hold fundamentally sound, dividend-paying stocks Oracle Corporation (ORCL), CVS Health (CVS), and Humana (HUM)…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Reopening Uber’s challenge to California labor law is just the beginning

In a stunning decision Friday that departs from nearly 90 years of Supreme Court decisions, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed a constitutional challenge to Assembly Bill 5, the 2019 California law meant to protect low-wage workers.

Newsroom.co.nz

Catching a fair ride

Independent taxi drivers asking for sky-high fares are causing headaches for the wider taxi industry.

The Independent UK

Missing Chicago woman found dead in shopping cart after saying she was on her way home in an Uber

‘I miss my baby,’ says 21-year-old woman’s father

Pedestrian.tv

8 People On How Much Their Mode Of Transport Costs A Month If You Are One Nosy Nelly

In 2022, research revealed that the Australians pay around $19,000 per year just from owning a car. Is alternative transport cheaper, then?

Daily Mirror

Student thinks up idea on walk home from boozy night out - and makes £55k in SIX weeks

Bailey Page was forced to walk home after a night out when his phone died before he could call an Uber - but it gave him an idea which has earned him $100,000 in weeks

The Guardian - AU

How Australians can save money on car rentals: figure out what’s popular and drive the opposite way

Renting a car can feel like pulling teeth: painful, expensive, but necessary. Here’s how to get the best rates locally and abroad

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