CHICAGO (CBS) -- A Chicago Divvy bike was recently spotted a far away from home – all the way in Mexico City. A Chicago resident, Ruperto Vergara, spotted the bike while visiting family and was ...
Ridership on Chicago’s Divvy bike-share system surged during the pandemic, but riders this spring and summer likely encountered a new trend: Divvy at times had fewer bikes on the street than at any ...
Ten years ago, the first big blue Divvy bikes hit Chicago streets, on a mission to provide quick, inexpensive transportation and add one more car-free way of getting around the sprawling city. The ...
CHICAGO (CBS) --More people in Chicago are using rented bikes and scooters to get around than ever before. The Chicago Department of Transportation said more than 11 million trips were taken on shared ...
Emily Rowlands competing in 2014 (left) and, in 2015, with a medal made of old Divvy parts Photos: Courtesy of Emily Rowlands The 34th edition of the Chicago Triathlon takes place this weekend and ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Divvy's price hike for rentable scooters and bicycles in Chicago launched on Monday. Yearly memberships now cost $143.90 and day passes cost $18.10, according to Divvy's website. Both ...
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When Chicago's bike-share program launched in summer 2013, the response from most of my peers—then-floundering recent grads—was that it was a cool idea, but financially untenable. At $7 a day or $75 a ...
Divvy provides alternative financing options for prospective homebuyers who don't qualify for traditional mortgages. It does so by purchasing homes outright and allowing customers to pay it back with ...
Divvy, the fintech startup helping businesses manage expenses, raised $200 million in venture funding in its third round in less than a year as venture capitalists continue to bet on fintechs catering ...
Tech startups have found all kinds of ways to lend money to those hampered by either too little or not very good credit. The approach of a nearly two-year-old, 15-person San Francisco-based startup ...
Before the heating system failed in the depths of winter, before the foundation appeared to shift, before she and her husband watched YouTube videos in order to fix the dishwasher, Amber Gutierrez ...
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