BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - On the sidewalks of Shanghai and Beijing, once bright-yellow Ofo bicycles lie in varying states of disrepair - chains unhooked, wheels buckled and paint starting to fade - ...

It took a couple of weeks, but we finally know the fate of the remaining ofo bikes in Dallas. For a time after the company decided it just couldn’t take Dallas’ new bike-share regulations and pulled ...

Less than a day after laying off 70 percent of its U.S.-based employees, dockless bike rental company ofo confirmed to the Dallas Observer on Thursday that it is pulling out of Dallas after less than ...

In May, Camden excitedly announced the arrival of a new dock-less bike share program to the city in partnership with Beijing-based bike-share company Ofo. The program lasted less than three months ...

On September 21, between 12 noon and 2 pm, I noticed over 75 yellow Ofo bikes around town; about half were still being used. “It’s a score,” Joey G. said, “if you find them unlocked, you’re lucky.” I ...

Pictures of a bike graveyard in Texas have some wondering what’s in store for Seattle, as floating bikeshare company Ofo leaves the city. The photos, which went viral this week, show hundreds of Ofo’s ...

A van pulls up to a warehouse on the south side of Seattle, unloading yellow bikes and placing them in a repair line. It looks nothing like the bicycle graveyards found outside repair shops in China, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lone Tree became the latest city in the Denver metro area to partner with a pioneering bike-share program. Ofo, one of three dockless bike-share companies ...

Ofo said Monday that it has pulled its bikes out of Chicago as a result of locking rules which the China-based company said make it too difficult to provide service. Chicago started a six-month pilot ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. More than 30 ofo employees work around the clock to collect the bikes and place them where they're easily accessible, yet out of ...

Bike share company Ofo left an unwelcome parting gift as it exited the Dallas market: a heap of hundreds of its banana-yellow bikes. A photo of the massive pile went viral, prompting questions about ...