Cab app Hailo has hit the road to take on Uber with new features after quitting the US earlier this month. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, small screen and ...

Hailo, maker of a mobile application for summoning taxis and paying fares, said Thursday it is expanding to Cambridge one year after launching in Boston. The London company has signed up about 100 cab ...

This post has been updated and corrected. An earlier version of the story had the incorrect name for one of the companies offering digital dispatch. It is Curb, not Curbed. The e-hail app Hailo is ...

Hailo, a cab-hailing mobile app that counted itself among the DC taxi industry’s few digital allies, is pulling out of North America, saying it has become too difficult and expensive to compete. The ...

Hailo is making the trip overseas from the U.K. with its first North American launch today, as it officially debuts its service in Toronto. From launch, Hailo faces stiff competition – Uber is ...

This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. Washington, D.C. is in many ways the ground zero for the ...

Waving down a cab from the sidewalk is so last year. Hailo, a smartphone app founded by three London cabbies, is making a move on Chicago. The app uses GPS to find the closest cab, tracks the vehicle ...

There are many mobile applications that help tired city-dwellers flag down cabs. But Hailo, a London-based cab-app company, is picking up passengers by focusing on giving the drivers a great product.

Hailo's London offices were vandalized by angry black cab drivers who feel betrayed by the taxi-summoning app's new policies. The vandalization came after Hailo announced it would offer its mobile ...

Another chapter in the ongoing saga between city cab regulations and on-demand taxi apps: cab app Hailo, which in London relies on a portion of the city’s black cabs to power its ...