A new cab app is in town and it’s hoping to tempt all Uber’s passengers with cheaper fares. The Estonian start-up Taxify lets you pay in cash and promises cheaper fares and better wages for drivers.

“Happy drivers means a better quality service for riders” that’s the mantra behind Taxify, the new threat to Uber’s dominance in London. There’s more substance to that claim than meets the eye. Other ...

Earlier this week, Uber got a new rival in London: Taxify, a startup that’s already gained traction in eastern Europe and Africa. Taxify promised cheaper fares for passengers and a bigger cut for ...

Taxify, Uber's latest London rival, has stopped operating in the city following an investigation from the city's transport authority. The firm started providing private hire services in the UK earlier ...

Estonian startup Taxify is one of a number of taxi apps aiming to help traditional taxi firms and drivers fight back against behemoth Uber and its ilk. It does this by providing an iOS, Android and ...

TALLINN (Reuters) – The key to success for ride-hailing providers like Uber is keeping drivers happy so they run their app, ensuring that enough cars respond to passenger demand. Estonia upstart ...

That didn't take long. London's transport body, Transport for London (TfL), has taken an interest in Taxify, a cheap rival to Uber which launched in London on Tuesday. According to messages seen by ...

There’s a new unicorn in the global ride-hailing space after Taxify, a startup born in Estonia that does battle with Uber across Europe and Africa, closed $175 million in new funding that takes it ...

Taxify is a $1 billion ride-hailing company headquartered in Estonia that has 15 million users and 500,000 drivers worldwide. The CEO told CNBC at the Web Summit conference earlier this week the ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Taxify, an Estonian ride-hailing app billed as a cheaper alternative to Uber, has been ordered to stop operations in London just three days after ...