Tagged With Lyft

Joe Biden said he wants to make gig-workers full-time employees — but one of his top advisers previously helped Uber and Lyft avoid such a change in California

Graham Rapier

US tech firms like Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash could pay gig workers up to 15% of their compensation in stock under new proposal

Shalini Nagarajan

Lyft is taking aim at Uber's booming food-delivery business with a delivery service of its own

Tim Levin

Lyft's set to surge 33% on a ridership bounce-back and stronger path to profitability, Wedbush says

Ben Winck

Uber and Lyft shares soar after Californians approve Prop 22, allowing ride-hailing companies to continue classifying their drivers as contractors

Theron Mohamed

An Uber engineer says he quit after the company pressured employees to advocate for Prop 22, which would exempt ride-hailing companies from California's gig worker law

Tyler Sonnemaker

New York City will finally get electric scooter rentals this Spring

Graham Rapier

Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash have now spent more than $200 million on Prop. 22 — but there's still no guarantee it will pass

Graham Rapier

Lyft's head of transit says cities should keep catering to bikes and scooters even after the pandemic

Barbara Smith

A California appeals court unanimously upheld a ruling that Uber and Lyft must reclassify their drivers as employees under the state's gig work law

Tyler Sonnemaker

Prop 22 has courted the endorsement of California's NAACP president — and Uber and Lyft have paid her consulting firm $85,000 to boost the controversial measure

Katie Canales

Uber and Lyft faced tough questions from California judges as they seek to keep classifying drivers as contractors

Tyler Sonnemaker

Uber's recovery is slowing down as a second coronavirus wave hits countries around the world, JPMorgan says

Graham Rapier

Major US companies are joining a crusade to give workers time off to vote on Nov. 3. From Apple to Salesforce, here are all the tech companies that are onboard.

Avery Hartmans

The CEO of Just Eat Takeaway, one of the world's largest food delivery companies, reportedly pledged to stop relying on gig workers

Tyler Sonnemaker

150 of New York's biggest businesses send letter to Mayor de Blasio urging him to take action to reopen the city

Barbara Smith

Right-wing news sites, PR firms, and an online 'cultivated troll army' are all reportedly helping Uber and Lyft's push for Prop 22, which would classify drivers as contractors

Katie Canales

Uber and Lyft have poured millions of dollars into a November ballot measure to keep California drivers paid as independent contractors without benefits

Katie Canales

Insider Transportation: GM's risky battery bet, Uber avoids a shutdown, airports adapt to the age of coronavirus, and more

Alex Davies

Uber and Lyft say the battle over AB-5 is about preserving flexibility for part-time gig workers. The reality is their businesses have become dependent on full-time drivers and they can't afford to pay them like employees.

Tyler Sonnemaker