The rapid growth of the gig economy in recent years has sparked an often contentious debate over where the growing ranks of rideshare drivers, delivery drivers and other so-called gig workers fit ...

In 2022, 60 million Americans — 39% of the total populace — engaged in some form of freelance work. Amidst economic upheavals across the United States, freelancers now contribute a whopping $1.35 ...

Today more than 55 million Americans work in the gig economy. Today more than 55 million Americans work in the gig economy, which operates through digital platforms like Uber, Lyft and Task Rabbit.

We asked analysts, industry experts, and startup founders to predict how the gig economy will change for workers and consumers alike in the coming year. Investors went into this year with concerns ...

Looking back on gig economy stocks’ Q3 earnings, we examine this quarter’s best and worst performers, including Fiverr ...

As the Q3 earnings season comes to a close, it’s time to take stock of this quarter’s best and worst performers in the gig ...

The gig economy has shifted from a niche concept to a fundamental aspect of the global labor market, significantly altering traditional employment models. As this trend continues to grow, human ...

Step into the gig economy world, where businesses seize fresh opportunities and conquer challenges in the ever-changing global work landscape. Once what was considered a simple "side hustle" has ...

Gig companies have finally moved past the initial COVID-19 challenges. This month’s second-quarter earnings report from Uber shows that rides have picked back up from pandemic levels in the U.S.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I help business leaders navigate tax, tech, and regulatory disruption. The gig economy is alive and well. Even as COVID-19 upended ...

Human dignity demands just wages, reasonable hours and the right to organize—precisely what the gig economy is designed to ...