4 Uber and Lyft drivers calculated how much they made after expenses. It ranged from $22 to $40 an hour, and an EV, tips, and tax incentives can make a big difference.

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Nathaniel Hudson-Hartman, left, Jeff Hoenig, center, and Gabe Ets-Hokin.

Nathaniel Hudson-Hartman, Jeff Hoenig, Gabe Ets-Hokin

Warren Buffett likes Uber's strong brand and value to customers, his deputy told a leading tech investor

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Warren Buffett.

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How a Florida driver fed up with Uber and Lyft created her own shuttle service so she could make more money and work fewer hours

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Sherry charges $50 a ride for her cruise shuttle service.

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Retailers and delivery apps must act on e-bike safety, NY officials say, after 3 people died in a house fire linked with a scooter battery

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A GrubHub rider in New York City.

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Your Uber Driver May Soon Mount Your TV With Uber Tasks

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Uber is testing out its own version of TaskRabbit called Uber Tasks in select markets, as first reported by

A 77-year-old Uber driver in Florida said she's struggling to make ends meet as rides become harder to get

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It's becoming much more difficult for Germaine, 77, to make enough driving for Uber to pay her bills.

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A millennial Uber and Lyft driver who earned $25,000 last year explains how he makes money when customer tipping is 'nonexistent'

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Some Uber and Lyft drivers say that poor customer tipping had made it harder to make money. Driver in story not pictured.

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I am a food delivery and rideshare driver who advocates for thousands of gig workers. I follow these steps to prevent apps from firing me.

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Gig driver advocate Sergio Avedian works in Los Angeles.

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A millennial Uber driver who starts his day at 3:30 a.m. explains how he's made it his second full-time job

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Fred starts driving at 3:30 a.m. most weekdays before working at his 9-to-5 job.

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Uber, Lyft Drivers Finally Get Benefits in NY After $328 Million Settlement

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Uber and Lyft will pay drivers a combined $328 million as part of a settlement that the companies unlawfully withheld pay and benefits including paid sick leave in New York state. As part of the settlement, New York drivers for the ride-hailing companies are now guaranteed minimum hourly wages, and paid sick leave,…

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