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A judge recently said she would begin reinstating fines, which have ballooned to the millions, against a local ride-hailing company and its CEO for failing to comply with an order to stop operating in ...

Artificial intelligence should not replace software engineers or IT professionals but instead enhance their skills and creativity, said Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, addressing concerns about ...

There's a new ride-share app in New York City promising lower prices than the competition, but city officials say it's illegal. They're urging riders and drivers not to use it. The ride-share race is ...

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An illegal ride-hailing app keeps chipping away at Uber and Lyft’s chokehold on New York City’s for-hire vehicle industry. The company, called Empower, markets itself as a pro-worker platform where ...

Empower, the second-largest U.S. retirement plan provider, added alternative asset manager giant Blackstone to its private markets investment partnership program. The move comes amid a push by the ...

Joshua Sear, CEO of the popular rideshare alternative Empower, won't be incarcerated for his company's continued operations in Washington, D.C., after Superior Court Judge Shana Frost Matini agreed on ...

Empower CEO Joshua Sears said drivers using the company's ride-sharing model to run their own businesses provided over 1,000,000 rides last month. The company is currently facing legal and regulatory ...

WASHINGTON — Empower's rideshare drivers were still offering their rates in D.C. on Sunday, even after its CEO told a Superior Court judge that he would end his app's availability inside the District.