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Stocks saw a major reversal on Friday after the February jobs report. Market watchers weigh in on what could come next.

A group of Democratic congresspeople traveled to an Amazon warehouse in Alabama where a historic union election is currently underway.

Lyft stock closed up more than 8%, while Uber gained 2.6%.

State lawmakers working on bills to protect gig workers told CNBC that the outcome in California does not necessarily portend the future in their own states. 

DoorDash stock fell Thursday after the company dropped its first earnings report since going public in December.

The U.K.’s Supreme Court upheld a ruling that Uber’s drivers should be classified as workers rather than independent contractors.

Uber urged EU policymakers to implement reforms that protect drivers and couriers operating through an app, without reclassifying them as employees.

Lyft reported fourth-quarter losses of $458.2 million for the fourth quarter of 2020.

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Amazon’s next CEO, Andy Jassy, once gave Jeff Bezos advice that led to Amazon Web Services. Jassy has since steered AWS to great success.

A brief history of the CNBC Disruptor 50 list, with details on every start-up that made the list between 2013 and 2020.

Modern Health founder and CEO Alyson Watson had to remind employees that their mental health comes first during a year of anxiety amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite keeping a tight budget, Gillespie makes investing a priority because he views it as a path to financial security and future wealth.

“We like the hybrid approach,” said trader Quint Tatro, naming Uber and Lyft as two of his favorite plays.

At the start of 2020, I found myself riding around on electric scooters in lieu of more costly Uber and Lyft rides, so in February, I decided to bite the bullet and buy my own. 

Although Jerone Gillespie sticks to a tight budget, he doesn’t hesitate to splurge on books. He believes investing in knowledge will pay off down the road.

It follows Facebook’s rebranding of its digital wallet earlier this year to Novi from Calibra.

The settlement comes less than two weeks after DoorDash filed its prospectus to go public.

As GM profitably guides itself through the coronavirus pandemic, Wall Street is paying more attention to its bottom line than unprofitable mobility efforts.

Over a dozen companies are gearing up for Joe Biden to enter the White House with a recent hiring spree of lobbyists.