Lyft, Inc. Stock News

Lyft's LYFT fourth quarter earnings report contained an embarrassing typo earlier this week, accidentally tacking on an extra zero to one of its key financial forecasts. The company said a profitabili

Lyft NASDAQ: LYFT, known for its distinctive pink mustaches and a strong presence in the urban mobility and transportation sector, has recently captured headlines for a mix of achievements and unexpec

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Stocks continue to rise and fall based on the earnings reports of the companies behind the securities. It makes for a dramatic time in the market with lots of overreactions occurring both good and bad

Wall Street continued to raise its price targets. The company seems well on its way to profitability.

LYFT's revenues grow y/y on increased active riders.

Lyft said stadium rides last year got a "lift" from high-demand concerts and sporting events. Such events include Taylor Swift and Beyonce concerts, as well as football games.

Getting there has been a bumpy ride. Analysts want to see if the companies can sustain it.

Shares of Lyft (LYFT) jumped over 60% after the company reported its fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday, which in the initial report, said Lyft would see margin expansion of 500 basis points, which wa

Lyft shares skyrocketed thanks to a typo in the company's fourth quarter earnings release.

A typo in Lyft's earnings report sent the ride-sharing platform's stock soaring on Tuesday, and the company's momentum continued Wednesday even after a correction was issued.

Lyft (LYFT) sees positive full year free cash flow for the first time. Kevin Hincks and Jenny Horne discuss this, as well as how Uber (UBER) hits a new all-time high today.

The Uber (UBER), Lyft (LYFT), and DoorDash (DASH) drivers' strike has begun. Anthony Bartolacci and Sandra Cho discuss this, along with how Lyft is higher after earnings despite a clerical error.

Stocks are regaining some of Tuesday's lost ground midway through the week. So why are stocks up today?

Lyft CEO David Risher apologized for a typo that led to a 60% stock surge. He said it was his mistake and that the CFO's job is 100% safe.