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Gig economy and autonomous vehicle analysis: Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Tesla, Waymo, and the race for autonomous mobility.
Government regulation of technology and business.
Uber's $4,000 EV driver grants reveal sophisticated strategy managing regulatory requirements, driver economics, and autonomous vehicle optionality. This isn't charity—it's mature business planning.
Trump's return flipped the regulatory landscape. Banks can now offer crypto without jumping through hoops, and Morgan Stanley and Citigroup are leading the charge.
California's SB 371 just became law, slashing rideshare insurance costs by 95% and setting the stage for unprecedented growth in the gig economy.
California passed AB 1340, granting certain gig drivers the right to unionize, bargain collectively, and engage in concerted activities without being classified as employees. The law takes effect...
Grubhub agreed to pay $7.1 million to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the company of falsely claiming partnerships with thousands of restaurants
Elon Musk confirmed Tesla's Robotaxi service is live in the Bay Area and Austin, but drivers sit behind the wheel due to lack of autonomous vehicle permits from California regulators
Mercedes-Benz has achieved a pioneering milestone in the US automotive industry by obtaining permits to use turquoise-colored lights on its vehicles to indicate autonomous driving
Adobe's $20 billion acquisition of Figma was halted due to regulatory challenges in Europe and the UK, with concerns about potential harm to innovation and competition
Epic Games just beat Google in their antitrust lawsuit over Play Store practices, after losing a nearly identical case against Apple
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking a bold step to protect consumers from unexpected "junk fees" by proposing a new rule that mandates upfront disclosure