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As you use Lyft to head to work, meet friends, or run an errand, know that your contribution – about 38 cents on average – will be tripled.

The NBA legend talked to Fortune about his business career, his investments, NIL rights and more: "Now, I don't think these kids really enjoy that moment."

Once the stuff of science fiction, robotaxis are now regularly plying the streets of major cities.

Lyft’s improving fundamentals contrast sharply with Bridgewater’s full exit, raising the question of whether institutional selling or accelerating growth should guide investors now.

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“Customers won’t demand it. They'll just say, I don't want to get in a self-driving car,” David Risher says.

Appaloosa Management's David Tepper sold most of his Magnificent 7 stock holdings, except Nvidia, and added AMD to the portfolio in Q3.

Bridgewater Associates massively diversified its portfolio away from AI giants as well as banking and biotech sectors in Q3 amid concerns of an AI bubble.

David Risher went back and accepted Lyft’s chief executive offer, despite some board members saying his 100-day plan was “crazy.” Now, the ride-sharing behemoth is shattering booking records.

Lyft Inc. (NASDAQ:LYFT) posted strong third-quarter results, underscoring improvement in execution and operational discipline.