Lyft agreed to boost passenger awareness of the "Alert 911 Silently" feature on its app for reporting misconduct, and make it easier to report problems 24/7 to a live human.

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The intense competition Lyft Inc. faces from rival Uber Technologies Inc. is threatening to pressure its margins, according to an analyst who has become the lone bear on the stock. Arete Research ...

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At the same time, Uber drivers worked 0.8% more hours in 2024. Lyft drivers, meanwhile, worked 5.4% fewer hours in 2024, but saw their pay decline at a faster clip of 13.9% to $318 a week.

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Arete downgraded Lyft (LYFT) to Sell from Neutral with a price target of $10, down from $19. The firm believes Uber (UBER) is forcing Lyft to “sacrifice” margins in order to maintain growth.

Now, to the news: Sky-high fees? Logan Airport set a record last year with 43 million passengers — and nearly 30% of them used a ride app like Uber and Lyft, according to airport officials.