Lyft reported a jump in revenue on Thursday, thanks to a rebound in ride-hailing to near pre-pandemic levels. Revenue for the second quarter rose 30% to $990.7 million, near the high end of the company’s expectations of $950 million to $1 billion. Lyft is still spending to incentivize drivers to join. These costs, plus expenses tied to stock-based compensation, widened its net loss to $377.2...
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