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As Uber and Lyft go public, what’s their long term future?
After years of exclusively private investors, Uber and Lyft are opening up their shares to the public. But they may hit a few speed bumps.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readAfter years of exclusively private investors, Uber and Lyft are opening up their shares to the public. But they may hit a few speed bumps. Even though Uber and Lyft have been successful enough to disrupt a whole industry, both have major risks that could scare off investors.
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The full episode
4 of 5Why parents won’t vaccinate their kids against measles- 0:00Despite Trump’s zero tolerance policy, the number of migrants trying to cross the border has doubled
- 7:31How the measles outbreak is a quintessential political issue of our time
- 18:34Why are parents lying to investigators about their children's vaccinations?
- 26:50As Uber and Lyft go public, what’s their long term future?You’re reading this
- 35:57Tipping behavior and etiquette for the gig economy