This past week, DoorDash gobbles up the competition, a new report shows that 25% of food delivery drivers eat their customer’s food, and Lyft sets San Francisco on fire … literally. This Week in Mobility ― August 9, 2019 San Francisco to Open Applications for Scooter Pilot Program The city of San Francisco is making […]
This past week, Postmates announces an upgrade to their delivery bots, Lyft Level 5 releases valuable data to the public and announces a research competition, and virtual car sharing helps pedestrians and autonomous cars interact. This Week In Mobility― August 2, 2019 Uber Lays Off 400 Workers After sustaining losses of $1.01B from Q1 2019, Uber […]
Side hustles are everywhere these days. From ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft to home rental agencies like AirBnB, there are more ways for individuals to use their skills and make some extra money. You might think that the need for extra income is the only reason to take on a side hustle, but that […]
This Week In Mobility – May 10, 2019 This week, Uber’s IPO is finally here as Lyft releases its first quarterly earnings report as a publicly traded company. In other news: Is Elon Musk out of his mind? Lyft First Quarter Earnings Report is No Surprise Lyft is officially a publicly traded company, and posted […]
This Week In Mobility – April 5, 2019 This week, the mobility sector is abuzz after Lyft’s IPO last week. What does Lyft’s IPO mean for similar companies going public this year? Find out below. Lyft Stock Falls (Again) Less Than One Week After IPO Less than a week after Lyft’s IPO, the stock is […]
This Week In On Demand― March 28, 2019: Lyft IPO Edition This week, Uber confirms it is buying Careem, Lyft makes headlines with new driver services in advance of today’s IPO, and a new Chinese ridesharing service may give Didi Chuxing a run for its money. Lyft Unveils New Driver Services Program In the wake […]
One bullish analyst from a top Wall Street firm gave Lyft, Inc. its first buy rating last week, with shares set to start trading on March 29. The No. 2 player in the ride-sharing market — second to Uber — “has made impressive market share gains within the U.S. as demand for ride-sharing continues to […]
This Week in On Demand― March 14, 2019 From Lyft bikes to Doordash, the new champ of food delivery, here’s the latest happenings from the gig economy this week. Lyft To Invest $50 Million in Chicago Bike Sharing Program A proposed contract from Chicago bike-sharing program Divvy will bring $50 million in investment from Lyft to the […]
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