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How local businesses can learn from the Uber approach

Businesses in Northern Ireland could learn from the Uber approach
Patrick McAliskey
MANY people see Uber as a taxi firm, but it sees itself as an urban mobility company. Is it being pretentious? In an era when people generally want more companies to take the Ronseal approach to how [...]

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