Lyft Inc. was hit with a putative shareholder class action in federal court a month after the rideshare company released an earnings report that mistakenly projected its 2024 margin expansion to increase by 5% rather than 0.5%.
The San Francisco company did not respond to a request for comment on the lawsuit filed Tuesday. In an interview with Bloomberg shortly after the report came out on Feb. 13, Lyft CEO David Risher took responsibilit...
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