The service lets passengers find cheap rides from one city to another in 19 countries. But Brazil, not the US, is next on the company's expansion list, CEO Frédéric Mazzella says. Stephen Shankland ...

At HR Tech World Congress last October in Paris, I sat down with Frederic Mazzella, the founder and CEO of BlaBlaCar, to get insight into how a unicorn-sized startup from Europe has succeeded and ...

In 2011, Frédéric Mazzella, CEO of a French ridesharing startup called CoVoiturage, had a dilemma. The company had recently expanded to other countries in Europe -- and in each country it had a ...

BlaBlaCar, the 14-year-old French tech unicorn that has become synonymous with carpooling, has to date raised a staggering €396.4 million ($448.5 million) from investors including Accel and Index ...

On April 15 BlaBlaCar announced it was acquiring its biggest competitor Carpooling.com, and the Hungary-based AutoHope, to become Europe's largest ridesharing service. This article about how they got ...

French startup BlaBlaCar is launching a brand new app and service today. Named BlaBlaLines, this new app is all about short distance carpooling and daily commutes so that you can leave your car at ...

Frédéric Mazzella, founder and CEO of BlaBlaCar, explains how his ride-sharing service works and how the company makes money. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for free ...

Since pioneering the idea of BlaBlaCar in 2004, Fred has led the company to become the world’s largest long-distance carpooling community. As a branding and communications enthusiast, Fred has built a ...