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U.S. Rep. Evans of Colorado House on rideshare law: 'Their over-regulation is anti-business'

Gabe Evans, the representative for Colorado's 8th Congressional District, said that Democrats are over-regulating businesses and driving companies out of the state.


Harvard Business School examines the rise of digital tipping norms

Harvard Business School has announced that digital payment systems and post-COVID consumer sentiment are contributing to tipping in nontraditional settings.


Peerspace offers alternatives for barn-themed event rentals limited by Airbnb policies

Airbnb may not be the best option for those planning rustic-themed events like weddings or photoshoots due to its rules and the possibility of host cancellations.



Peerspace claims advantage over Airbnb for San Francisco office rentals

A growing trend among companies and professionals in San Francisco has been the consideration of residential Airbnb listings for temporary office space.


Suggestions for diverse and memorable engagement photoshoots

Engagement photos serve as a cherished way to capture the moments between saying 'yes' and 'I do.'


Seamless brings back $1 cheese slice to New York City

A popular New York City tradition was interrupted two years ago with the disappearance of the iconic $1 cheese slice, leaving a void in the city's culinary landscape.


Uber Policy Manager on Oregon driver bill: ‘These rates far outpace the rideshare models’

Zahid Arab, public policy and communications manager for Uber, said that Oregon's proposed Senate Bill (SB) 1166 would establish some of the nation's highest compensation rates for rideshare drivers.


Dinner party planning guide offers tips for a successful and memorable evening

Planning a dinner party involves balancing entertainment, cooking, and logistics, especially for first-time hosts.


Chelsey Amaro and JC Caylen throw baby shower in 15,000 sq ft Peerspace

When social media content creator Chelsey Amaro and her partner JC Caylen looked for a baby shower venue, they aimed for a space that could host a joyful outdoor celebration with friends and family.


Peerspace offers a flexible alternative to Airbnb for Seattle office space

A room with sweeping views of Elliott Bay, a cozy setting in Queen Anne, or a space with a view of the Space Needle may sound ideal for a meeting in Seattle.


Peerspace offers flexible venue options for Nashville bachelorette parties

Planning a bachelorette party in Nashville can present unique challenges, particularly regarding venue selection.


Guide outlines steps for hosting an elegant and successful tea party

Planning a tea party can be both an enjoyable and challenging task.


Questions you should ask a photographer before booking a session

Photography is more than just capturing scenes; it's about creating compelling narratives that leave lasting impressions.


Essential questions to ask while choosing a wedding photographer

Choosing a wedding photographer is a significant part of planning a wedding.


Peerspace provides ranch event rental alternative to Airbnb

Ranches have become popular venues for hosting a variety of events, but navigating the options and requirements can be challenging.


Airbnb globally adopts total price display for transparency and affordability

One thing consistently communicated by the community is the importance of affordability and transparency.


Grubhub and National ACE hold roundtable for Chicago entrepreneurs and community leaders

The National Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce and Entrepreneurship (National ACE) and Grubhub held a Small Business Roundtable in Chicago on April 10, 2025.


Mobility advocates oppose Mayor Lurie's decision on autonomous vehicles on Market Street

Kid Safe SF, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, San Francisco Transit Riders, and Walk San Francisco have expressed strong opposition to Mayor Daniel Lurie's recent decision to allow autonomous vehicles, specifically Waymos, on Market Street.


Professional Risk Managers Board co-chair: 'Frivolous lawsuits have made homebuilding impossible in the state'

Richard Ellis, co-chair of the Board of Directors Committee of the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA), said that California's housing crisis stems from political actions and stringent regulations rather than insufficient...