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

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

Lyft stock was double-downgraded to an underperform rating from a previous buy call by analysts at Bank of America.

Uber has navigated the recent tariff-induced stock market volatility well, registering a 7.2% year-to-date gain, while the S&P 500 index, the Zacks Internet-Services industry and rival Lyft are ...

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

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

Explore why the Uber stock price may do well after Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs come in April, and the key target to ...

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.

Uber’s rival in the ride-sharing market, Lyft LYFT, is also aiming to be a key player in the lucrative and emerging autonomous vehicle market, highlighting the immense competition in the space.