TaskRabbit, a service dedicated to helping you get stuff done, opened up operations in five new US cities. Starting today, customers in Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC will ...

TaskRabbit is an on-demand app that lets users hire people to complete various household tasks. Think of it like Uber for chores. Stacy Brown-Philpot, the company’s CEO, said over the next six months, ...

My colleague Jenna Wortham recently wrote about a number of companies that allow people to hire strangers to run errands. One of the companies profiled was TaskRabbit, a San Francisco-based gofer ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Task outsourcing startup TaskRabbit has closed a new $17.8 million round ...

TaskRabbit, the online marketplace for outsourcing errands and short-term work, is announcing this morning the launch of its service in five new United States cities: Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, ...

Kansas City is among five cities where TaskRabbit, an app-based handyman-for-hire service, is launching Thursday. TaskRabbit is like Uber for someone who needs lawn waste picked up or a new sink ...

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Labor-marketplace TaskRabbit is today announcing a $13 million C-round of funding, led by Founders Fund. The C-round will bring the collaborative consumption startup’s total funding to $38 million.

An email with the subject line “Tipping is coming to TaskRabbit!” sounded like positive news to Toby, who works as a handyman in New York City on the popular odd-jobs platform. But buried at the ...