The pilot will begin in Munich in 2026 and, if successful, could expand to other European cities
Uber’s performance in the second quarter was bolstered by its $9.99-a-month Uber One subscription service, which recorded a 60% year-on-year ...
For more than 15 years, Verve has been a leading force in Africa’s digital payment revolution, offering secure, fast, convenient, ...
Flutterwave, Africa’s leading financial technology company, has secured operating license in Cameroon through the Central Bank for Central African States. ...
If successful, this raise will push its valuation beyond the $1 billion mark, giving the company unicorn status and enabling ...
The vehicles will serve as the backbone of a robotaxi service set to begin commercial operations with human safety operators ...
However, the FTC claims that the savings, which Uber said amounted to $25 a month, were exaggerated and did not ...
The drivers will stop working for 24 hours, refusing to provide services on platforms such as Uber, Bolt, and inDrive
Verve International, Africa’s first and largest domestic payments scheme and a subsidiary of the Interswitch Group, has been named in ...
Industry information and recent consumer activities confirmed that Verve, Africa’s largest domestic payments card and token brand, has expanded its ...
Under the new system, drivers will earn ₦150,000 per month, way lower than their potential earnings under the previous model
The service enables parents to create a profile for their teenagers under their Uber family account, giving them the ability ...
This expands Moove’s footprint in Latin America, adding to its operations across 19 cities on six continents
The bustling metropolis of Lagos, Nigeria's economic nerve center, pulses with a unique rhythm fueled by its 24-hour activity and ...
Kolawole Aina, AUATON's South-West vice president, stressed the need for a unified regulatory system that benefits all stakeholders in the ...
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