Lyft is killing off surge pricing
Lyft is trying to up its ridership by killing off surge pricing.
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Lyft CEO on Surge Pricing: 'We're Trying to Really Get Rid of It'
“We’re actually taking less money, but it’s good for our riders and it’s good for our overall market,” Lyft CEO David Risher said on an earnings call.
Source: gizmodo.com
Lyft CEO says riders 'hate' surge pricing, wants to get rid of it
Lyft's CEO said on a recent earnings call that riders 'hate' surge pricing and he wants to get rid of it entirely.
Source: mobilesyrup.com
Lyft's second and third quarters look fine — but analysts are worried about the fourth
Analysts and investors on Wednesday zeroed in on the fourth quarter, when higher driver-insurance costs are expected to cut into margins.
Source: marketwatch.com
Lyft doesn't mind its drivers earning less and less
Lyft wants to kill peak pricing for good, even if that means lower earnings for drivers
Source: qz.com
Lyft plans to ditch surge pricing, which riders hate 'with a fiery passion'
Lyft plans to kill off surge pricing in an attempt to boost its rider numbers.
Source: engadget.com
Lyft wants out of bike share. It could doom Citi Bike, Capital Bikeshare, and the whole idea.
A once-promising urban transportation model is in trouble. It’s a wake-up call.
Source: slate.com
Lyft Plans to End Surge Pricing Following Q2 2023 Earnings Report
Lyft revealed a rise in the number of riders and a simultaneous decline in revenue per active rider.
Source: techtimes.com
Lyft earnings: What to expect from Uber's smaller rival
After Uber reported strong earnings last week, all eyes will be on smaller rival Lyft when it posts results Tuesday afternoon.
Source: marketwatch.com
More commutes, summer travel propel Lyft's results and stock
Ride-hailing service Lyft Inc. on Tuesday reported a surprise second-quarter adjusted profit, helped by summer travel and a return to offices.
Source: marketwatch.com