Category Archives: Sharing/Collaborative Economy

It Is All About Ultra Speedy Deliveries

Consumers demand ultra speedy deliveries that don’t fit in a 9 to 5 schedule. Regulating the labor side of the new sharing economy is burying your head in the sand.

It Is All About Ultra Speedy Deliveries

Consumers demand ultra speedy deliveries that don’t fit in a 9 to 5 schedule. Regulating the labor side of the new sharing economy is burying your head in the sand.

Peer to Peer, Social and the Sharing Economy for Insurance

The new wave of protection insurance is peer-to-peer and it’s social! This is the sharing economy applied to Insurance. Blog by Rick Huckstep on DailyFinTech.com (curated by Bernhard Lunn)

Peer to Peer, Social and the Sharing Economy for Insurance

The new wave of protection insurance is peer-to-peer and it’s social! This is the sharing economy applied to Insurance. Blog by Rick Huckstep on DailyFinTech.com (curated by Bernhard Lunn)

Social Enterprise Etsy raises $267M in an IPO

Etsy Inc., the website founded a decade ago by a carpenter looking to sell wooden computers, nearly doubled in its trading debut after raising $267M in an initial public offering.

Social Enterprise Etsy raises $267M in an IPO

Etsy Inc., the website founded a decade ago by a carpenter looking to sell wooden computers, nearly doubled in its trading debut after raising $267M in an initial public offering.

Unlocking the Sharing Economy

The FT Sharing Economy European Summit organised by FT live focused on unlocking the potential of the sharing economy and creating a sharing mind set of this exciting new area of the economy. Will the sharing economy help or hinder businesses? How can regulations be implemented without killing off innovation?

Unlocking the Sharing Economy

The FT Sharing Economy European Summit organised by FT live focused on unlocking the potential of the sharing economy and creating a sharing mind set of this exciting new area of the economy. Will the sharing economy help or hinder businesses? How can regulations be implemented without killing off innovation?