Lyft reported second-quarter earnings Wednesday, which showed a 61% revenue drop versus the same period last year, but a glimmer of hope for its core ride-hailing business with monthly rides increasing 78% in July, as compared to April.
Lyft reported second-quarter earnings Wednesday, which showed a 61% revenue drop versus the same period last year, but a glimmer of hope for its core ride-hailing business with monthly rides increasing 78% in July, as compared to April.