Uber. That's an elegant idea. Hail a ride at the press of a smartphone button and let the nearest available car come to you. When demand rises, prices follow; the driver benefits from higher fares, and the customer who's willing to pay can find a ride when he needs one. Well, what's good for the cab driver is good for Mr. Plow, no? So thought Yeh Diab, an entrepreneur in Weymouth, Massachusetts, who created a web service to help homeowners find better prices on plowing services. Mr. Diab's concept was to build a network of drivers, then send work requests to the closest available plow man ... Read More