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Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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> “Overall, this is a great redesign with new features that make it very easy to implement and use for businesses of all sizes, and managers of all levels of technical expertise. Uber’s clearly looking at business as a prime market for future growth, and this looks like a no-brainer for expense departments looking to ease the workload.“

This article isn’t labeled as opinion but seems quite biased. Maybe an example of the submarine.

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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Rare Uber related news that sounds good for the company. If this sees a good rate of adoption, and the idea does sound reasonable to me so it may, it would create a much more stable model for reliable revenue that being business to business can provide.

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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post #2

> “Overall, this is a great redesign with new features that make it very easy to implement and use for businesses of all sizes, and managers of all levels of technical expertise. Uber’s clearly looking at business as a prime market for future growth, and this looks like a no-brainer for expense departments looking to ease the workload.“ This article isn’t labeled as opinion but seems quite biased. Maybe an example of…

What is "the submarine"?

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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post #2

> “Overall, this is a great redesign with new features that make it very easy to implement and use for businesses of all sizes, and managers of all levels of technical expertise. Uber’s clearly looking at business as a prime market for future growth, and this looks like a no-brainer for expense departments looking to ease the workload.“ This article isn’t labeled as opinion but seems quite biased. Maybe an example of…

What is "the submarine"?

Pg's article on pr firms who hand busy writers readymade story material. http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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post #2

> “Overall, this is a great redesign with new features that make it very easy to implement and use for businesses of all sizes, and managers of all levels of technical expertise. Uber’s clearly looking at business as a prime market for future growth, and this looks like a no-brainer for expense departments looking to ease the workload.“ This article isn’t labeled as opinion but seems quite biased. Maybe an example of…

What is "the submarine"?

http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html

TL;DR: A planted advertisement article.

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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post #2

> “Overall, this is a great redesign with new features that make it very easy to implement and use for businesses of all sizes, and managers of all levels of technical expertise. Uber’s clearly looking at business as a prime market for future growth, and this looks like a no-brainer for expense departments looking to ease the workload.“ This article isn’t labeled as opinion but seems quite biased. Maybe an example of…

What is "the submarine"?

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Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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Rare Uber related news that sounds good for the company. If this sees a good rate of adoption, and the idea does sound reasonable to me so it may, it would create a much more stable model for reliable revenue that being business to business can provide.

Uber needs to go the way of the dodo bird! Let Lyft and others take it's place. Maybe Lyft buys Uber.

Personally and after Uber let $1k get stolen from my bank account and laughed via their bro PR statement (it's the users' fault)it's been great to see all their bad behavior come back to bite them.

Re: Uber debuts new Uber for Business with custom travel programs and rules

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Interesting, The University of Southern California announced yesterday that they dropped Uber (in what was probably the largest implementation of this type of program) for Lyft

Uber is in 83 countries though, Lyft in just the US. They have a simply enormous global market to tap with programs like this.
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