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Ride-sharing to the doctor's office is big business
Dec 14, 2018
App-based services like Lyft and Uber are expanding aggressively into health care, as insurers will often pay for rides to ensure patients get to the care they need.
Uber and Lyft race to IPO finish line
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Jed Kim
Dec 10, 2018
Potentially, Uber or Lyft will get to plant the first flag in a new public business: ride-hailing apps. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
How Lyft's IPO could challenge Uber's dominance abroad
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Justin Ho
Dec 6, 2018
Uber’s valuation still dwarfs Lyft’s, as both companies prepare to go public in 2019.
NYC guarantees minimum wage for ride-share drivers
Dec 6, 2018
The New York City Council voted in August to give the Taxi and Limousine Commission the authority to determine a minimum wage for contract drivers for Uber and Lyft. The commission set the rate this week at $17.22 an hour, plus expenses for things like taxes and car maintenance. A statement from Uber said the […]
Lyft a step closer to becoming a publicly traded company
Dec 6, 2018
The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have not yet been determined.
Scooters could improve mobility in low-income areas, but they have an image problem
Dec 5, 2018
They can be left anywhere, which riles wealthy communities. But that might make them surprisingly effective in underserved neighborhoods.
Ahead of a possible 2019 IPO, Uber announces a plan to collect data on sexual misconduct
Nov 14, 2018
Uber’s plans to disclose data on sexual assaults may be part of its preparation for going public.
For public good, not for profit.
Uber and Lyft are offering discounted or free rides to the polls on Tuesday
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Andy Uhler
Nov 5, 2018
What's in it for the ride-sharing businesses?
Uber and Lyft are driving toward IPOs
by
Emma Jacobs
Oct 18, 2018
Investors could pony up $140 billion for shares even though neither firm is profitable.
Uber and Lyft are driving toward IPOs
by
Emma Jacobs
Oct 18, 2018
Investors could pony up $140 billion for shares even though neither firm is profitable.