February 25, 2021

Celebrity chefs are past their sell-by date Cooked up in a cloud kitchen, post-Covid foodie culture relies on a new type of influencer

Mary Harrington

15.12

WeWork’s mad messiah Adam Neumann is only one of Silicon Valley's many manipulative fabulists

Daniel Kalder

07.09

Uber’s dangerous drive to serfdom The company might fancy itself as a woke corporation, but its exploitative labour practices are worthy of the Gilded Age

Marshall Auerback

20.09

The exploited underclass is revolting Callum Cant's optimistic new book about the gig economy examines the ways the 'roos' are rising up

James Bloodworth

15.08

How the Right lost faith in capitalism

Giles Fraser

02.06

When will Uber feel the techlash? Toothless regulators have propped up the platform long enough

Marshall Steinbaum

04.07

The gig economy: a platform for exploitation

David Z Morris

30.04

The cracks appearing in the digital economy’s foundations

David Z Morris

19.01

Rees-Mogg doesn’t want to break up Facebook or Uber but he wants ‘Big Tech’ to face same laws as traditional companies

Tim Montgomerie

25.09

London takes a stand against Uber and its “extreme capitalism”

James Bloodworth

25.09

Uber has expanded the market for taxis. London shouldn’t turn back the clock

Ross Clark