Por: New York Post Tech September 28, 2022
Ride-sharing app Lyft is freezing all hiring in the US through the end of 2022, The Post has learned. The news comes amid a broader economic slump that has sent Lyft’s stock tumbling 68% this year. Lyft spokeswoman Ashley Adams confirmed the hiring freeze in a statement to The Post. “Like many other companies navigating an uncertain economy, we are pausing hiring for all U.S.-based roles through the end of the year,” Adams said. After The... + full article
Fox Business USA Business September 29, 2022
Evercore ISI Senior Managing Director Mark Mahaney on why he thinks Uber will hit price target of $70 and Lyft will hit $60 within the next year. is halting its U.S. hiring for the remainder of the year. Like many other companies navigating an , we are pausing hiring for all... + más
Lyft freezes all US hiring amid stock slump, economic downturn | New York Post
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CNBC USA Business September 28, 2022
watch nowVIDEO1:2601:26Shareholders lose trillions of dollars in wealth this year as stock market sells offFalling stock markets have wiped out more than $9 trillion in wealth from U.S. households, putting more pressure on family balance sheets and spending.Americans'... + más
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WPTV USA Nation September 28, 2022
Ride-sharing app Lyft says it will halt all hiring until the end of the year in the United States as companies push cost-cutting measures amid rising inflation. Lyft cut jobs in its rental division in July, Reuters . The company has fought against rising expenses this year as... + más
Lyft freezing US hiring for remainder of year | Fox Business
Forbes USA Business September 27, 2022
Getty Images Key takeaways The intense popularity of Amazon as an online marketplace has translated into major gains in its stock price over the years. After hitting the stock market with a share price of $18 in 1997, the company’s all-time stock high was $175.35 in late 2021.... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion September 27, 2022
There is probably no climate program in California that is more urgent than the transition to zero-emission vehicles. Transportation is the state’s largest source of planet-warming and health-damaging emissions by far. We will not meet our obligations to reduce pollution... + más
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New York Post USA Business September 26, 2022
Goldman Sachs has begun laying off workers across the US — and the Wall Street giant is focused on amid a downturn in dealmaking as the economy slows, according to a report. Last week, Goldman laid off nearly a dozen bankers in the prestigious technology, media and... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Business September 24, 2022
Political PR and advertising firms in California are going to owe Gov. Gavin Newsom a huge favor. That's because by signing the so-called Fast Recovery Act on Sept. 5, he opened the door to what could be hundreds of millions of dollars in spending by fast-food companies to... + más
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