Lyft’s (LYFT) recently announced Q4 and FY2024 earnings have shown the ridesharing platform recording steady growth, with key ...

Detroit rapper Dank Demoss is suing the ride-share company Lyft, alleging she wasn’t allowed to enter a car she ordered because of her weight. Demoss, whose legal name is Dajua Blanding ...

Detroit rapper Dank Demoss is suing the ride-share company Lyft, alleging she wasn’t allowed to enter a car she ordered due to her weight. Demoss, whose legal name is Dajua Blanding ...

Plus-sized influencer and US rapper Dank Demoss, whose real name is Dajua Blanding, has filed a lawsuit against Lyft after a driver ... "I can fit in this car." The driver dismissively replied ...

In a report released today, Mike McGovern from Bank of America Securities reiterated a Buy rating on Lyft (LYFT – Research Report), with a price target of $19.00. Mike McGovern has given his Buy ...

A Detroit rapper has filed a lawsuit against Lyft, alleging that one of its drivers canceled her ... room for her to fit in the back seat "and she did not require a bigger car." courtesy Dajua ...

This article examines the rise of ride-sharing, its advantages and disadvantages, and its long-term impact on car ownership. The modern ride-sharing industry emerged in the late 2000s with Uber’s ...

Larry June Admits He Was Never a Lyft Driver Despite Old Posts: 'I Was Trolling' Recently, an old tweet Larry June shared in 2016 in which he said he loved being a Lyft driver circulated online.

You need to order a bigger car.’ Despite not being charged, Blanding claimed it was discrimination and said it hurt her feelings. Sharing the clip on Instagram, she wrote: ‘AM I WRONG?

A Lyft driver told Dank Demoss that she couldn't fit in his car so he couldn't give her a ride. Attorney Jonathan Marko said weight is a protected characteristic in Michigan, so this was illegal.

Earlier this month, Blanding requested a Lyft ride to a Detroit Lions watch party ... to which Blanding confidently responded, “I can fit in this car.” He dismissed her, insisting, “Believe me, you ...