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Lyft to Pay $272.5M to Settle California Driver Misclassification Suit
Lyft has agreed to pay $272.5 million to settle a six-year California lawsuit alleging it misclassified drivers and unde...
Companies
Lyft's $272.5M Wage-Theft Settlement Opens a New Chapter for California Ride-Hailing
Lyft will pay $272.5 million to settle a California wage-and-hour lawsuit, marking the largest such settlement in the st...
Technology
Waymo Reaches Mid-Teens Share of US Ride-Hailing Bookings; Driver Impact Still Unclear
Third-party estimates put Waymo at 15-16% of gross ride-hailing bookings in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Phoenix, but ...
Insurance
New Jersey Court Orders Ride-Hailing Insurers to Cover Pedestrians’ Medical Bills
A state appellate court ruled that liability policies for transportation network companies (TNCs) must include personal ...
Personal Finance
A Lyft rider noticed her boyfriend got cheaper fares for the same trip. Now she's taking the subway.
Cynthia Everett, a frequent New York Lyft user, discovered her rides cost up to twice as much as her boyfriend's for ide...