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Kyiv enlisted a Silicon Valley insider to rush consumer-grade tech onto the battlefield. He’s giving a demo of the future of war: the military-retail complex.

Raise acquired a majority share in Shiftfillers, a company launched in 2020 by the founder of TempBuddy and other executives.

How to assemble a taxi dispatch software like Uber? What are the key features? How to adapt to such an application? At last, how to locate...

Exclusive: Andrey Liscovich packed up his life in Silicon Valley and returned to Ukraine at the start of the war, helping source and supply items to fighters on the frontline. One year on, he tells Rachel Sharp how he is now advising the Ukrainian government – and how his life has changed

Andrey Liscovich, former CEO of Uber Works staffing agency, has signed on as an unpaid advisor to the Government of Ukraine.

Andrey Liscovich knew he had to return to his native Ukraine to help the war effort. In many ways, he says, this isn't too different from what he does in the States as an entrepreneur. 

Uber-alum Andrey Liscovich went home to Ukraine to fight, but he ended up building a supply chain for the under-equipped local volunteer forces.

More money for casual job-matching in Europe: Zenjob, a marketplace platform that targets students looking for side jobs in sectors like retail, logistics and hospitality and promises to connect them with employers in need of temporary labor, has closed a $50 million Series D round of funding. It’s just under two years since the Berlin-based […]

February 7, 2021 Florent Crivello, the Parisian founder of virtual office startup Teamflow, is fond of saying that remote work is missing a certain He felt that acutely one day in 2018, when he had to handle a crisis as the head of a remote team. Crivello was a product manager for Uber Works at the time, and the platform had just suffered a major outage. He spent the day in a flurry of video calls trying to contain the chaos. By the time he logged off for the night, he was exhausted, alone, an...

It used to be to be a cab driver you had to know the city. in fact if you had to be a cab driver in london, you had to study for about a year and a half what is called the knowledge. once you got the knowledge, you could make a living and feed your family off of it. today, taxicabs are being pushed out by uber. the way in which uber works, a small number of incredibly hard working but incredibly privileged superskilled workers design-a gore ri algorithms and make drivers deskilled. all they do i...