Lyft joined Uber in stating it would suspend operations in California after Aug. 20 if it fails to stop a state court ruling, requiring the companies to reclassify contractor-rivers to employees with benefits, from taking effect. Lyft has more to lose than Uber because it only operates in the U.S. and Canada, and it doesn’t have a food-delivery operation to partially make up for the evaporation...
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