Posts tagged "sharing economy"

As Australian workers hurtle towards the end of financial year, the ATO is reminding new side hustlers not to overlook business income on their tax return.

In the first month of Russia’s invasion, Airbnb bookings in Ukraine boomed, but the story illustrates both the potential and limitations of the sharing economy.

Byron Bay designer Spell is offering a capsule collection for rent, through a partnership with sustainable fashion startup GlamCorner.

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Australian startups in different ways: some founders are focused on hunting for new opportunities, while others are simply trying to keep their venture alive.

Entrepreneurs thrive in crises and uncertainty. They revel in the depths of the most complex global challenges. It’s how they’re wired.

China-based rideshare company DiDi will launch in Sydney in March, a move which will once again ratchet up competition in the market.

The rise of the sharing economy has seen the disruption of traditional structures, business practices and consumer-provider relationships.

Uber drivers across the world are walking off the job to protest pay and conditions as the ride-sharing giant prepares for a whopping $100 billion IPO.

Uber wants to make tipping work in Australia, and perhaps unsurprisingly, there is a good deal of criticism from drivers and users.

Coles will become the first supermarket in Australia to sign up with UberEats in a move that will increase competition for local restaurants.

Treasury has released a consultation paper canvassing views on better ways to promote tax compliance in the sharing economy, including Uber and Airbnb.

Bike sharing has failed to launch multiple times in Australia, but that fact isn't deterring Lime from giving it another go.