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An operating expense is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. Often abbreviated as OPEX.

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Shares outstanding refer to a company's stock currently held by all its shareholders, including share blocks held by institutional investors and restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders.

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Market Cap

Also known as Price/Sales Ratio. Calculated using Average market cap for the quarter / Annualized quarterly revenue.

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Lyft

Lyft, Inc. engages in the provision and management of an online social rideshare community platform. It provides access to a network of shared bikes and scooters for shorter rides and first-mile and last-mile legs of multimodal trips, information about nearby public transit routes, and Lyft Rentals to offer riders a view of transportation options when planning any trip. The company was founded by Marcus Cohn, John Zimmer, Rajat Suri, Matt van Horn, and Logan Green in 2007 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

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Lyft reports record revenue in Q4 2022, focuses on profitability

Lyft's Q4 2022 performance showcased record revenue, strong demand, and a focus on profitability through initiatives like Lyft Pink.
While facing challenges with supply-demand balance and pricing dynamics, the company is leveraging opportunities in cost reduction and driver supply increase.
Looking ahead, Lyft aims for stable growth, balanced dynamics, and a continued focus on profitability and competitive positioning.

Lyft surpasses Q1 revenue targets, focuses on cost-saving strategies

Lyft's Q1 2023 performance exceeded expectations, driven by strong financial results and a focus on cost-saving measures and restructuring.
The company's strengths include competitive pricing strategies, a pure play focus on rideshare, and emphasis on autonomy and AV partnerships.
Challenges include managing driver incentives, short-term impacts of cost cuts, and transitioning away from certain business segments.
Opportunities for Lyft include accelerating rideshare growth, enhancing product offerings post-COVID, and leveraging partnerships in the AV space.

Lyft reports Q2 revenue growth, eyes market differentiation for growth

Lyft's Q2 showed positive performance with revenue growth and improved marketplace balance. Challenges include pricing strategy adjustments and managing insurance costs. Opportunities lie in continued rideshare growth and service differentiation.

Lyft reports record Q3 performance and focuses on customer growth

Lyft's Q3 performance was strong, with record gross bookings and ride growth, setting a positive tone for future growth.
The company's focus on driver experience and customer obsession positions it well for continued success.
Challenges include managing insurance costs and transitioning product offerings to meet customer preferences.
Opportunities lie in expanding differentiated experiences, media advertising, and driving growth through key customer segments.

Lyft reports robust Q4 results, eyes sustainable growth in 2024

Lyft's Q4 2023 performance was strong, with a focus on innovation, partnership growth, and operational efficiency.
The company faces challenges in cost management and competitive pressures but has opportunities in advertising, partnerships, and service enhancements.
By maintaining cost discipline, enhancing rider experience, and expanding partnerships, Lyft aims for sustainable growth and profitability in 2024.
Investments in innovation, rideshare perfection, and driver commitment position Lyft for success amidst industry competition and evolving market dynamics.

Lyft reports robust Q1 performance, eyes growth amid challenges

Lyft's Q1 2024 showcased strong financial performance, improved driver earnings, and operational excellence.
The company's focus on customer experience, diverse ride options, and media revenue growth are key strengths.
Challenges include regulatory hurdles, autonomous vehicle integration, and maintaining healthy revenue margins.
Opportunities lie in expanding use cases, increasing customer frequency, and leveraging media business success.

Lyft achieves GAAP profitability, eyes AVs and revenue diversification

Lyft's Q2 2024 performance reflects a milestone achievement of GAAP profitability and strong financial health.
Strategic strengths in operational excellence, partnerships, and innovation position Lyft for sustained growth and market expansion.
Challenges in balancing cost optimization, managing stock-based compensation, and navigating market dynamics require careful attention.
Opportunities in AVs, revenue growth, and customer experience enhancements present avenues for future growth and market leadership.

Lyft reports record metrics and raises 2024 outlook amidst challenges

Lyft's Q3 2024 performance reflects operational excellence, financial growth, and strategic advancements in product innovation and partnerships.
While facing challenges such as insurance cost increases and partnership impacts, Lyft leverages strengths in customer focus and market expansion.
Opportunities lie in raised outlooks, strategic partnerships, and continued focus on driver and customer satisfaction for sustained growth.
Overall, Lyft's performance showcases resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to driving value for both stakeholders and customers.

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Lyft, Inc. engages in the provision and management of an online social rideshare community platform. It offers access to a network of shared bikes and scooters for shorter rides and first mile and last-mile legs of multimodal trips, information about nearby public transit routes, and Lyft Rentals to offer riders a view of transportation options when planning any trip. The company was founded by Marcus Cohn, John Zimmer, Rajat Suri, Matt van Horn, and Logan Green in 2007 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

Lyft has crashed more than 50% over the past year, especially as its growth rates have fallen substantially behind Uber. Still, the popular ride-share app has focused on profitability while Uber has banked on "moonshots"

Lyft: Focus On Profitability

The ride-hailer's fundamentals show its rebound is likely to stall as the new year progresses.

Why Lyft Is Headed for Its Own Recession

Uber

The mayor of the US' largest city outlines new rules for rideshares.

Uber and Lyft Must Convert Fleets to EVs in New York City by 2030

Lyft has introduced wait time fees – in other words, charges incurred if a Lyft driver has to wait for you upon pickup. The rideshare platform hasn't had these previously, despite its main competitor Uber having them since 2016.

Lyft adds wait time fees, nearly seven years after Uber

Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT ) stock is on the rise Tuesday after KeyBanc analyst Justin Patterson upgraded the ride-sharing company's shares. The KeyBanc analyst upgraded shares of LYFT stock from a “sector weight” rating to an “overweight” rating.

LYFT Stock Gets a Boost From Analyst Upgrade

Lyft Inc (NASDAQ:LYFT) stock is up 1.4% to trade at $15.62 at last glance, after Keybanc upgraded the shares to "overweight" from "sector weight.

Analyst Upgrades Lyft Stock After Layoffs

Ride-sharing app Lyft could pick up this year, according to analysts at KeyBanc who bumped the stock to Overweight from Sector Weight.

Lyft Rises After Upgrade on ‘Meaningful Opportunity' for Better Earnings

SAN FRANCISCO--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Lyft, Inc. (Nasdaq: LYFT) (the “Company” or “Lyft”) will release financial results for the fourth fiscal quarter of 2022 after the close of the market on Thursday, February 9, 2023.

Lyft To Announce Fourth Quarter 2022 Financial Results

Carvana

DocuSign

Peloton

Vimeo

Wells Fargo

Zillow

Invariably, with the Federal Reserve forced into the unenviable task of taking away the monetary punch bowl, certain stocks to avoid would come up based on mass layoffs. Effectively, the earlier response to the coronavirus pandemic led to a dramatic rise in the real M2 money stock.

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The ride-share business is recovering after the devastations of the pandemic.

Down 74% in 2022, Is Lyft Stock a Buy for 2023?

A judge who blocked what he called a deserved pay raise for ride-hailing drivers in New York City is asking the commission that mandated raises to show its math work.

Pay raises for Uber and Lyft drivers ‘held up by a technicality,' NYC judge says

Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. shares jumped in Monday trading as Wall Street analysts continued to suggest that gig companies — largely created during and after the last large U.S. recession — could flourish in any coming economic pullback.

Uber, Lyft stocks boosted as Wall Street continues to like gig companies' recession chances

Lyft is heavily discounted to peers and offers as much as 60% upside to trade closer alongside Uber in our view. Lyft is closer to long-term continual profitability than competitors and trades near all-time lows.

Lyft Has Plenty Of Upside Potential Starting 2023 Near All-Time Lows

DoorDash

Echoing what gig-company executives have been saying lately, Bank of America Securities analysts wrote in a note Tuesday that the companies could see an upside from a recession and higher unemployment this year: hundreds of thousands more gig workers.

Uber, DoorDash and Lyft could see hundreds of thousands of new gig workers this year, analysts say

Mike Evans co-founded Grubhub Inc., one of the top food-delivery platforms in the nation after DoorDash Inc. DASH, -1.53% and Uber Technologies Inc.'s UBER, -0.72% Uber Eats.

Grubhub co-founder: ‘When you care about delivering a better product,' don't rely solely on the gig-work model

Shares of Lyft Inc. closed lower than $10 for the first time Tuesday as the ride-hailing company's shares head for their worst year yet.

Lyft stock closes lower than $10 for the first time, three-quarters of its valuation has been wiped away this year

PayPal

Twilio

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Beyond Meat

Despite the setbacks, this year's massive drop in Lyft and Beyond Meat stock may be intriguing to many investors.

Are Lyft and Beyond Meat Viable Investments for 2023 and Beyond?

Amazon

Bumble

Expedia

Alphabet

IAC/InterActiveCorp

Match Group

Pinterest

Take-Two Interactive Software

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Samsara

Intellia Therapeutics

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Ride-hailing platform Lyft Inc (NASDAQ:LYFT) and EVgo (EVGO) are launching a new partnership to provide Lyft drivers with discounted charging on EVgo's fast-charging network.

Bear Signal Threatens to Pressure Lyft Stock Lower

Lyft trades at all-time lows as investors misunderstand the financials and assign irrational bankruptcy risk to the company. The transportation network is already generating solid adjusted EBITDA profits and should generate operating cash flows soon.

Lyft: No Bankruptcy Risk Here

What happens next in the saga of Proposition 22, the California voter-approved law that would allow gig companies to continue treating drivers as independent contractors instead of employees, is in the hands of an appeals court, and the results could have larger implications than just what's in store for these plaintiffs.

Uber and Lyft's compensation fight with California takes on bigger question of voters' sway

EVgo

One of the core advantages of owning an electric vehicle over a gas-powered one is that, despite the higher upfront cost, charging and maintaining it is typically significantly less expensive.  For Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT) drivers, it just got even cheaper when the company on Tuesday, announced a new discounted charging program with EVgo Inc. (NASDAQ: EVGO), which operates one of the nation's largest networks of fast-charging stations for EVs.

Lyft drivers to receive discounted charging with EVgo

EVgo operates about 850 direct-current, fast-charging locations that serve more than 60 metropolitan areas across 30-plus U.S. states.

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