Turo is a peer-to-peer car-sharing company — think Airbnb for cars. Like Uber versus the taxi industry, this fight is a clash between an old-school business model and a modern technology ...

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There's not just one Airbnb for cars — you've got options for peer-to-peer car sharing apps. But you might be restricted by what's available in your area.

Under the radar, peer-to-peer car-sharing services have emerged as alternatives to traditional car rentals and even to ride-share apps such as Uber and Lyft. Customers can download smartphone apps … ...

Updated at 3:10 p.m. Pacific with comment from Airbnb and Automation Everywhere. Influential German designer Erik Spiekermann just noticed something interesting about Airbnb’s new logo. In some ...

In light of the impact that Airbnb has had on the hotel industry, it’s certainly not surprising that car rental companies are leery of companies like Turo and GM’s forthcoming car sharing service.

An undated video showing Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky explaining the company’s logo redesign has gained attention on social media, but the rebrand hasn’t exactly wowed many viewers.