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MIT Study Shows How Bad Driving For Uber Or Lyft Is

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Audrey Raj

07-Mar-18 12:00

MIT Study Shows How Bad Driving For Uber Or Lyft Is

On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Audrey Raj spoke about:

 

1:08 - MIT Study Shows How Much Driving For Uber Or Lyft Sucks

6:27 - Can You Imagine A Supermarket With No Plastic?

13:03 - Lego Admits It Made Too Many Bricks

21:05 - Google Brings Lens To All Google Photos Users On Android

28:37 - Nike Training Apps Now Offer Mindfulness Coaching From Headspace

UPDATE: We recieved information that the figures in story number 1 regarding the MIT report were inaccurate. We have updated information regarding this story in this podcast.


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Tags:  MIT,  uber,  lyft,  study,  profit,  No Plastic,  amsterdam,  plastic free,  Lego,  Bricks,  Google,  Google photos,  Android,  Nike,  Headspace,  Training Apps


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