Shares in ride-hailing stock Lyft (LYFT) reversed 10% today as analysts said it was set to be left by the roadside in the ...

Shares of Lyft dropped Thursday as Bank of America analysts gave the ride-hailing company the dreaded double downgrade.

When it comes to ride-sharing in the U.S., there are only two choices for consumers and investors: Uber (NYSE: UBER) and Lyft ...

In a significant development in the autonomous vehicle space, Uber Technologies UBER recently partnered with China’s WeRide ...

While the Alphabet-owned competitor is testing in other cities as well, San Francisco and Los Angeles are crucial for Lyft ...

Lyft’s stock has fluctuated sharply, boosted by Engine Capital but hit by a downgrade amid Waymo’s growing dominance. Find ...

Taking a look at the two stocks side by side, let's determine which is the better buy today. There are two primary differences between Uber and Lyft. The first is that Uber is a global company.

Lyft stock downgraded to Underperform with price target cut due to autonomous vehicle risk and lack of partnerships, trading ...

Risks include the end of the Delta partnership and potential Uber price wars, but these are already priced into Lyft's ultra-cheap stock. And despite evidence of continued double-digit bookings ...

Shares of Lyft fell as markets were under pressure due to trade-policy concerns. Uber (UBER), a key peer, saw its stock lose nearly 6%. You can read Investopedia's live coverage of today's trading ...