...that 20 to 30 percent of US and UK workers are part of the gig economy. One third of those participate out of necessity. –In London, Brexit hits consumers as...

...use Heal and that’s very important to me. Heal DESAI: Heal is fundamentally different from the on-demand and gig-economy companies. I think some of those companies are revolutionary, but a...

...gen Zers are consistently drinking less. There are many factors playing into this, from celebrities like Kim Kardashian being open about not drinking to the always-on nature of the gig...

...jobs less. You’re not throwing caution to the winds. But this generation of parents is certainly freelancing. They are part of the gig economy more than their parents were. But...

...of The Gourmand,” writes Mag Culture. –Heritage menswear is finally, really, over this time, writes i-D, summing up the New York men’s shows. –The utopianism of the gig economy encounters...

...workers, to precarious conditions faced in the burgeoning gig economy, brands are increasingly facing public criticism for employee conditions – which, at its peak, was exemplified by a global walkout...

...the wonders of Uber, Lyft and the gig economy, SXSW attendees were trying to get around Austin without them as the companies had pulled out following a political battle with...