The forecast marks a setback for the ride-hailing provider's comeback, fueled by a year of improving bookings growth, higher margins and ex...

Uber stock: Uber is set to test Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis in London starting in the first half of next year, a move that positions the ri...

Shares of Lyft fell 16% due to a disappointing summer forecast, sparking concerns it is losing market share to Uber. Despite reporting bett...

The report suggests that Uber's growth could be slowing after a strong 2023 in which it dominated the U.S. ride-share market and delivery b...

Uber projects lower second-quarter gross bookings due to ride-share and food delivery challenges, exceeding core profit expectations. Lyft ...

The average price of a standard Lyft ride as of September-end was more than 4% cheaper than Uber's similar service, according to data analy...

Uber and Lyft have settled for a combined $328 million to resolve wage theft claims in New York. The settlement follows investigations into...

The move will help Lyft, whose business is completely dependent on ride-hailing. Its larger rival Uber Technologies has a more mature adver...

Lyft and its more dominant rival, Uber, have been locked in a fierce price war as they stage a post-pandemic recovery.

The company said it has received strong inbound interest in its bike-and scooter-sharing unit and that “it’s only logical for Lyft to liste...

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...

"We had the majority of new drivers come in organically ... There is a tailwind as more and more people are enjoying this supplemental inco...

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

Lyft lost $1.1 billion for the March quarter, the company said on Tuesday.

The first ride-hailing IPO raised more than it had set off to do as investors overlooked uncertainty.

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