Lyft, Inc.

Lyft is reporting revenue of $955.7 million in the first quarter of 2020, a year-over-year increase of 23% versus $776 million in the first quarter of 2019. Read More

We've updated PhocusWire's visual history of online travel company revenues to include the most recent quarter. Read More

 As Lyft tries to recover from its first less-than-stellar year in the public markets, the ride-sharing company showed significant improvement in its fiscal year 2019 result.   Read More

Here are six important questions regarding the upcoming earnings for online travel companies.   Read More

Investors were pouring money into travel startups in 2019. Here's where that money went.   Read More

Despite the current losses, the company anticipates reaching profitability in terms of adjusted EBITDA by the fourth quarter of 2021.   Read More

The suppliers that top business travel expense claims include Uber, Starbucks and Lyft according to Certify. Read More

Concerns are not surprising given the probes into the social media platform around privacy and wider concerns about cryptocurrencies, but, for travel, there are a few interesting elements about Libra. Read More

Dismissed by male venture capitalists, Australian company Shebah has nearly hit its funding goal of $3 million through crowdfunding. Read More

There's good disruption and bad, and plenty of corporate travel buyers will argue whether the disruption in ground transportation by transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft has been good or... Read More

As more money gets poured into the sector, it's time to start thinking about urban mobility and how it intersects with the travel industry. Read More

In today’s wrap-up of news in brief… Lyft poaches from Uber... Kiwi.com creates new role... Amex GBT bets on digital... Read More

The latest business travel expense report from Certify reveals the dominance of digital brands. Read More

Lyft and Uber are intertwined in almost every way, whether they like it or not - product, financial ambition and service being just three elements of note. Read More

Ride-hailing service Lyft will be the first of the big U.S. brands to test their model on the public financial markets. Read More