Lyft Is Becoming Lean and Mean, So Why Is the Stock Dropping?

2020-1-30 00:46

Investors may be missing the forest from the trees. Lyft's layoffs were selective, affecting sales and marketing divisions. The company reportedly plans on hiring 1,000-plus employees this year.

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