The U.S Postal Service Is in Trouble, but Trump’s Tweets Won’t Fix It

A usps delivery man   The USPS needs more customers like Amazon, not fewer. In recent days, President Donald Trump has decried the financial condition of the U.S Postal Service, which, in a series of much-discussed tweets, he has said is losing “Billions of Dollars.” That part is true. From 2013 to 2016, the USPS averaged

Air France strike sees 30 percent of flights cancelled

Some 30 percent of Air France flights were cancelled Saturday as strikes over pay rises appear to be intensifying. And that’s just part of France’s travel troubles this month. Most French trains will screech to a halt as a strike over President Emmanuel Macron’s economic reforms resumes Saturday night — a

Uber avoids ban in Egypt over taxi driver lawsuit

Ahmed Mahmoud, 53, an Egyptian driver working for Uber Transportation Company in Egypt waits for customers on February 23, 2016 in Cairo.   The use of the smartphone applications has taken off in Cairo, so much so that Uber says the Egyptian capital is one of its fastest-growing markets. But not

How Uber Took on Ride on Motorcycle (Boda)

Kampala - Uber, the US-based mobile app-based taxi service, has taken on SafeBoda with the rollout of a new platform that will connect passengers and local motorcycle riders, popularly known as Boda-Bodas, for a travel. Aaron Tindiseega, the Country Manager for Uber in Uganda, said the introduction of the platform dubbed, UberBODA,

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