Airbnb

Short-term rentals are spreading through Chinatown, displacing residents and changing the culture of the neighborhood in the process.

• By Melissa Hung

In New York City, Airbnb has raised rents, removed housing from the rental market, and fueled gentrification—and its effects are being felt elsewhere too.

• By Alastair Boone

The sharing economy continues to evolve, suggesting a need for "algorithmic regulation."

• By Nathan Collins

It could be, if companies like Uber become platform providers more than the services themselves.

• By Beejoli Shah

At the 2015 convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, a view of the public-private partnerships that have come to shape modern policing—and to complicate questions of reform.

• By Jacqui Shine

Outside investors buying properties and turning them into full-time, short-term rentals are pricing locals out of the market.

• By Lisa Wade

The end result of an AirBnB'd neighborhood is not a profitable artist collective; it's an international bedroom community of "post-tourist" upwardly mobile workers.

• By Kyle Chayka

Silicon Valley is a perfect place to get rich and richer. It’s also a perfect place to be in the ranks of the working poor and working poorer.

• By Tina Dupuy