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Australia's Communications Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, had nothing but appreciation for one of the sharing economy's shining stars, Airbnb, on Wednesday at the CeBIT technology conference in Sydney. 
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Startups including Uber and Airbnb are founded on the principles of sharing resources. But who takes the blame when something goes wrong?
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A law-school conference examines how tort law is dealing with the sharing economy.
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Oregon News Coverage, Sports, Politics, Interviews. 26 newspapers all covering what is important for you locally.
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WeWork's community office concept is getting a residential spin as proponents of the sharing economy plan communal living hubs with micro-apartments targeted at young professionals.
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Airbnb and ZipCar are among 21 founding members of a new trade body that will represent and champion the UK’s sharing economy
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Given the heavy traffic in Beijing, a number of people tend to take the subway to work through the week, using their cars only during the weekend.A number of them have registered their vehicles...
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Uber and Airbnb are really examples of old-fashioned rentals or sub-letting. But those terms don't appeal to the tech-savvy Millennials who are the main market for these new companies or the millennial geeks who run them.
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Ed note: Anything that seems too good to be true, probably is, right? Well, maybe. Can you make extra money off of an extra bedroom or a seldom-used car? Sure. Will the IRS take some of that profit? Maybe.
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Services like Lyft, Uber, Airbnb expand into mainstream as consumers get more comfortable with ‘sharing economy’
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Would you hop into a stranger’s car? Live in a stranger’s spare bedroom? Dine in a stranger’s house? Ask anyone 10 years ago, and they would have stared at you incredulously.
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A new crop of businesses are here to handle everything from key handoff to guest laundry. Call them the "Airbnb sub-economy."
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Airbnb-esque startups are everywhere. The following list contains the best new services in the adventure travel industry that are, "the Airbnb for x."
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Technology businesses have a genius for inflicting indignities on us and spinning them as virtues. When they don’t want to respect copyright, they talk about the ‘democratisation of content’.
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Who are the Uber Drivers? What kind of workers are driving for Uber? Jonathan V. Hall and Alan B. Krueger offer the first set of systematic answers to this question in "An Analysis of the Labor Mar...
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When “sharing” is renting and “community” becomes a commodity - Call out #WeWashing when you see it!
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Should franchisors see the Sharing Economy as a threat or an opportunity for their franchises?
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Will the sharing economy create long-run economic value? We develop a new dynamic model of peer-to-peer Internet-enabled rental markets for durable goods in whi
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Uber and Airbnb are really examples of old-fashioned rentals or sub-letting. But those terms don't appeal to the tech-savvy Millennials who are the main market for these new companies or the millennial geeks who run them.
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With alternatives like Airbnb, should business travelers still check into hotels?
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XOJet, America’s third largest private jet leasing company, struggled in the crisis of 2008 but has been a lot more financially airborne since the arrival in 2010 of Brad Stewart, the turnaround expert who is now the company’s chief executive. Revenues...
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Uber and Airbnb monetize the desperation of people in the post-crisis economy while sounding generous—and evoke a fantasy of community in an atomized population.
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How would you like to live in an economy where robots do everything that can be predictably programmed in advance, and almost all profits go to the robots’ owners?
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