Lyft Inc. (NASDAQ: LYFT) shares surged over 12% to $22.69 following the announcement of a new partnership with Alphabet's Waymo to introduc...

Total revenue rose 14% to $11.53 billion in the first quarter, slightly below analysts' expectations of $11.62 billion, according to data c...

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

Gross bookings, which is a metric Lyft started disclosing in the third quarter measuring total transaction value on its platform, grew 15% ...

Uber is grappling with tough competition from Lyft, which has cut fares to gain customers as sticky inflation sparks worries about ride-sha...

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 reported second-quarter revenue of $9.23 billion, missing analysts' estimates of $9.33 billion, according to Refinitiv IBES data, as a...

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

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 ...

Uber is in a tricky position. Its potential ceiling is much higher than Lyft’s because Uber has spread its tentacles into many parts of the...

WeWork parent We Co. is expected to begin its roadshow as soon as next week.

The tech giants have the power to change their services at any time, generating havoc downstream. For years, Pinterest nabbed free traffic ...

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

Uber submitted its IPO filing to the SEC confidentially on December 6, the same day that Lyft Inc. announced that it had made its confident...

Staying in Asia, the ride-hailing juggernaut Didi Chuxing lost 4 billion yuan or $585 million in the first half of last year.

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

If Silicon Valley is the fusion of two separate ideological strands, Uber and Lyft positioned themselves on different ends of the spectrum.