The drivers in a filing on Wednesday said they had dismissed their case, which hit a major setback last year when a San Francisco Superior ...

Uber and Lyft will collectively pay $328 million to settle allegations from New York's attorney general that they systematically underpaid ...

Drivers will also be guaranteed minimum hourly rates and paid sick leave, and be given notices and in-app chat support to address their que...

At least 16 analysts slashed their price targets on a stock that has widely underperformed the market this year.

Just days after taking over as CEO, David Risher came up with a restructuring plan that includes laying off nearly 1,100 employees.

On Friday, David Risher, the company's new CEO, told employees in an all-hands meeting that they would be required to come back into the of...

Risher, who took over earlier this month, had recently said the company will "significantly" cut jobs, without providing the number of jobs...

Ride-sharing company Lyft Inc will cut at least 1,200 jobs in another round of layoffs as it looks to reduce costs.

US ride-hailing platform Lyft on Monday announced that cofounders Logan Green and John Zimmer would step down as CEO and president. Green a...

Lyft's latest move is expected to result in a charge of between $27 million and $32 million in the fourth quarter. It follows 60 job cuts e...

Lyft said no employee layoffs are planned and added it would grant special stock options to eligible employees.

Lyft said it expected a strong rebound in U.S. travel in the third quarter, when many homebound Americans who hunger for travel are likely ...

Voters in trend-setting California backed a ballot proposal by Uber and its allies that cements app-based food delivery and ride-hail drive...

Under the ordinance, effective January, the drivers will now earn at least $16.39 per hour - the minimum wage in Seattle for companies with...

Uber in a statement said it will contest the action in court, while pushing for the implementation of its own proposal for additional drive...

That “race for liquidity” dynamic is what makes 2019 different from the rest of the decade.

Lyft said 18 percent of its tech workers are women, compared with just more than 15 percent at Uber.