Ten years ago, if you needed a place to crash for the night, you would likely check into a hotel. If you didn’t have a car but needed to get somewhere, you’d call a cab. And if you were putting on an event and you needed to find a venue, staff or equipment, you would contact an agency. Not any more. Now, you’re just as likely to be crashing in someone’s spare room than check into a Hilton. Your cab driver is someone working part-time for pleasure, or to earn some extra money. Your car is someone else’s car, leased...
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What Is The Sharing Economy, And What Does It Mean For You?
