Sylvie Laidebeure, a vet at the Paris zoo, told AFP "these animals are generally threatened in their natural habitat" as she ...
The bird flu virus that has been spreading among wild birds, poultry and mammals could lead to a pandemic worse than COVID-19 ...
American micromobility startups Lime and European competitors Dott and Tier Mobility have won permits to operate shared electric scooters in Paris, following a seven-month tender process that had as ...
Electric scooter startup Bird has showed its commitment to the French market in a big way with the announcement of plans to open its biggest European office in Paris. The company is promising to use ...
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Scooter rental company Bird rolled into Europe on Tuesday, a month after the two-wheeled electric vehicle startup was valued at $2 billion in its latest funding round. Bird ...
Scooter company vows to hire 1,000 people to work at its new European hub Scooter company vows to hire 1,000 people to work at its new European hub is transportation editor with 10+ years of ...
In July 2019, Bird CEO Travis VanderZanden visited Paris and announced the electric scooter company could bring 1,000 jobs to the French capital. VanderZanden stated at the time that the Santa ...
Paris, like many large International cities, has not been immune to the electric scooter phenomenon. As thousands of electric scooters have flooded Paris streets over the last year, the city has made ...
Electric scooter startup Bird, the one worth $2 billion, is going international. This does not come as a surprise, given TechCrunch’s June report that Bird was looking to expand to Europe. Today, Bird ...
Just two months after Bird’s electric scooters debuted in Paris, the company told Forbes that 50,000 Parisians have already jumped on for a ride. Bird, just a year old and already valued at $2 billion ...
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