Uber and Lyft drivers say they do it for more than the money: It makes them less lonely.
Making money with Uber and Lyft can be challenging, but some drivers value the social interactions with riders.
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I’m a millennial who moved from New York to Kansas City. I don’t have to work 5 jobs, and I pay less rent for a bigger apartment.
Jackie Nguyen, 35, finds her money goes farther thanks to the Midwest’s lower cost of living, plus she’s relishing the slower pace.
I’m a food reporter who’s never been to Golden Corral. I visited the only location in NYC since it went viral, and my $25 meal completely surpassed my expectations.
I’ve never eaten at Golden Corral before this month, but I’m glad I did. Any preconceived notions I had about food and sanitation were wrong.
Houthis are throttling international trade – but UK and US attacks may only make matters worse
The Houthi attack on an oil tanker off the coast of Yemen is a significant escalation suggesting the British American strategy to deter and degrade the Houthi threat is failing.
Czechs don’t want to ditch crown for euro – poll
Some 68% of Czechs believe that adopting the euro would have negative consequences, a recent poll has revealed Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian gas output forecast to surge – IEA
The International Energy Agency expects gas production in Russia to rise by 4% this year Read Full Article at RT.com
US fires on Houthi anti-ship missile
The US has confirmed it attacked a Houthi anti-ship missile hours after the Iran-backed rebel group fired upon an oil tanker in the Red Sea Read Full Article at RT.com
A Tesla owner says he’s done driving his Model 3 after the car stopped randomly in the middle of a highway
The Tesla owner said his Model 3 lost power and lurched to a stop without warning in the middle of a highway.
Apple was just forced to crack open its App Store — but the changes are already being called ‘hot garbage’
Changes to how apps are distributed on iPhones should be welcomed by developers, but many are unhappy with some describing them as "hot garbage."
Younger workers are actually using AI on the job less than Gen X and millennials
Gen Z workers may be less convinced of AI’s benefits than Gen Xers and millennials, an EY study found.