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The typo, which actually appeared in multiple company documents on Tuesday, helped drive a 67% surge in Lyft’s shares in after-hours trading. The mistake was a serious one, Risher said.

Lyft's major fiasco on the stock was caused by a typo, which the company quickly reversed. In what could have been a celebration by Lyft for its boost in revenue, turned out to be a massive fiasco as a typographical error caused the company's stocks to skyrocket and mislead investors.

Tata Group is reportedly in talks with Uber for a strategic partnership to increase traffic volumes and engagement on Tatas digital platform, Tata Neu.

There was plenty of blame to go around after Lyft's recent typo. But CEO David Risher did the right thing: He took ownership.

It was, without a doubt, a strong earnings report.

An extra zero in a press release caused confusion.

Getting there has been a bumpy ride. Analysts want to see if the companies can sustain it.

Female and non-binary riders will be able to request female and non-binary Lyft drivers.

The CEO clarifies the mistake that sent investors into a frenzy.

Lyft stock rocketed upwards of 60% higher after hours before settling to still-solid gains of around 18%