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Lyft Is Not for Sale, New CEO Risher Says▼
Published 397d agoLyft Inc.'s incoming CEO David Risher says the company isn't for sale, and that firm is instead focused on matching the ride-pricing of larger rival Uber. "If you're not price-competitive, you're not in the game," he says on "Bloomberg Technology." Source
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