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The 422-mile journey took over six hours

The Queensland government is vowing to crack down on rogue operators in the taxi and rideshare industries amid reports of threats and price gouging.

Ed Husic says industry is ‘tone deaf’ to appeals on energy prices. And Hillsong founder Brian Houston breaks silence

Mark MacGann says governments losing battle to regulate big tech and calls for more insiders to expose corruption

Rideshare and mobility company Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE: UBER) reported revenue growth of 72% in the third quarter.

U.S. stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping around 100 points. Here is the list of some big stocks recording gains in the previous session.

Before 2018, cannabis was illegal in Canada. Now, as of mid-October, Uber Eats can deliver it in Toronto as the result of a partnership with Leafly, an online marketplace for licensed cannabis retailers. This is the first time Uber will deliver cannabis anywhere in the world.

US-based company hands over £615m to UK tax authorities after previously claiming it was exempt from VAT

WASHINGTON — Lobbyists for online merchants and payment platforms and their congressional allies are pressing to raise the threshold that triggers tax reporting for certain sales and services before IRS forms go out to more gig workers and freelancers operating online early next year.

Can Elon Musk convince enough Twitter users to switch where they bank and shop to his newly-acquired platform, asks Alan Kohler.

More than 100 companies are calling for policy changes to put more than one million electric cars on the road by 2027.