As you pack your bags in preparation for your upcoming Independence Day, your options for how to scoot around your new locale may be one of the biggest costs of your trip. Since the pandemic, prices ...

Key Points Uber is no longer a cash-burning hypergrowth company.It has a diversified platform upon which it can further grow its business.The rideshare leader's premium valuation could be justifiable.

There are plenty of ways to get around, including rideshares. Here are the best credit cards for maximizing Uber, Lyft and ...

With Uber and Lyft being the two top ride-share options, Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson outlines the pros and cons of both apps for your own transportation needs.

Lyft’s position in the autonomous vehicle race could equalize gross and net revenue, if it no longer needs to pay drivers. Lyft will profit from its do-good brand in comparison with competitor Uber.

Uber's unrestricted cash in millions has sharply declined since its peak in mid-2019, and both Uber's and Lyft's cash reserves are flattening.

Uber has a huge weight advantage If you were expecting the Uber vs. Lyft faceoff to favor Lyft due to its smaller size, don't give up on the David and Goliath paradigm.

Lyft is trading at a 60% discount compared to Uber, despite generating positive adjusted EBITDA and having $900 million in net cash. Read more here.

Both Uber and Lyft offer discounts on auto-related expenses and offer perks for drivers. Uber and Lyft also have similar payment policies. Both companies pay weekly via direct deposit but allow ...

Developing and maintaining a ride-hailing app incurs the same basic costs for Lyft that it does for Uber, even if Lyft has less cash to work with.

Uber, by comparison, does not offer these flash promotions - its only discount mechanism is cash back through an Uber One membership, which is a paid subscription that arguably drives more long ...

Uber allows you to cash out up to five times per day. Is Uber or Lyft Better for Customers? Although Uber and Lyft are similar, Uber has the larger share of brand recognition and market share.