News published on Flexible Work News in February 2025

News from February 2025


Taskrabbit expands partnership with IKEA across North America and Europe

Taskrabbit has announced the expansion of its partnership with IKEA, aiming to improve the shopping and service experience for customers across North America and Europe.


Instacart's AI-powered smart trolleys debut at Coles supermarkets in Australia

Coles Supermarkets, a prominent Australian retailer, has become the first in the Asia Pacific region to implement Instacart's AI-powered Caper Carts.


Grubhub addresses data breach caused by third-party vendor

A security incident involving a third-party contractor has led to unauthorized access to certain user contact information, according to a recent announcement.


Choosing the right SaaS pricing strategy: A comprehensive guide

The process of selecting the appropriate pricing model for a Software as a Service (SaaS) product is crucial for aligning the product's value with customer expectations.


Super Bowl ad explores humorous link between football and food

It’s the fifth consecutive year that a notable brand returns to the Super Bowl, and this time, it brings an unconventional take on football history.


Bouygues partners with AWS to drive digital transformation across multiple sectors

PARIS — Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Bouygues have entered a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating digital transformation within Bouygues' various sectors, including construction, energies and services, media, and telecoms.


Uber introduces features supporting riders with service animals

Uber has introduced new features aimed at improving the experience for riders who travel with service animals.


Montefiore partners with AWS for enhanced digital healthcare ecosystem

Montefiore Health System has chosen Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its strategic cloud provider.


Homeowners turn to commercial-grade mowers for efficiency

As more homeowners seek efficiency and professional results in lawn care, many are turning to commercial-grade lawnmowers.


Survey reveals why homeowners choose DIY or pro lawn care

A recent survey of 132 homeowners revealed diverse motivations behind whether they mow their lawns themselves or hire a professional.


Top electric mowers of 2025: Snapper leads with advanced features

Electric mowers are gaining popularity as advancements in battery life, power, and features make them a reliable alternative to gas mowers.


Unionization vote sparks debate among Amazon workers in Raleigh area

Amazon employees at the RDU1 fulfillment center in Garner, just south of Raleigh, are voting today on whether to unionize, a decision that could impact the company's operations in North Carolina.


How proper fertilization keeps your lawn healthy

Proper fertilization is essential for maintaining a healthy lawn, whether you are doing it yourself or hiring a service.


Bachelor party planning guide: how to organize an unforgettable celebration

Planning a bachelor party involves more than just choosing a venue and hoping for the best.


Guide provides steps on starting successful freelance career

The allure of freelancing lies in the ability to work on your own terms, engaging in projects that excite you.


Reacher season 3 premieres February 20 on Prime Video

Prime Video's popular action series "Reacher" is set to return for its third season on February 20.


Amazon offers discounted Prime memberships for young adults

Amazon has announced a discounted Prime membership tailored for young adults and higher education students.


Amazon focuses on forest protection and CO2 removal through carbon credits

Amazon has taken a significant role in addressing climate change by focusing on carbon credits as part of its sustainability strategy.


Remote jobs offer fun opportunities without compromising salary

Many people seek employment that brings joy and satisfaction to their lives.


More companies list salary ranges in job descriptions amid legislative changes

In a growing trend, more companies are now listing salary ranges in their job descriptions.