David Brown we're taking a break this week to introduce you to something special we've been working on its called business wars daily it'll, be a new current story about a business war happening right now, and it's just a few minutes. Every day, Monday, through Friday, you can listen while you're, making your morning coffee or in between meetings. It'll help you stay on top of the business stories you need to know will give you an inside look at some of today's biggest around the world, hear today's episode Early on apple podcast or wherever you're listening to this right now, you'll find a link in the episode notes. That'll, take you there from one three: this is business wars daily, I'm David Brown, it's Tuesday July, seventeenth, if you're a city dweller, you may

notice neon green scooters lying around in random places. Lately those little electric scooters are at the heart of what shaping up to be a huge business battle between uber and lift the two ride. Sharing services have started a ground war for two wheeled customers. There, heading to urban residents, would like a cheap, environmentally friendly way to travel short distances like from home to the subway station. That sort of thing earlier this month,

uber invested in line bike, which makes those bright green scooters who were plans to slap its logo on him. Customers will locate a scooter with the uber app take it for a spin and drop it wherever the next writer to grab we're ever uber goes. Lift follows while lift hasn't jumped in with two wheels. Just yet it's applied for a scooter permit from the city of San Francisco, so stay tuned to some scooters might still feel like toys, but their toys with big dollar sign detach Wall Street is valuing the biggest scooter companies it upwards of a billion dollars. Each and at least one investor says the scooter market feels like the early days of the world wide web, so headed to main street headed to Wall Street. In any case, you might want to make sure that helmets on tight things could get Buffy real fast today's business war over versus left on two weeks. What's next, don't miss out.

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