The first message to Lyft employees from its brand-new CEO: A 'significant' number of you will lose your jobs

“We need to bring our costs down to deliver affordable rides, compelling earnings for drivers, and profitable growth,” David Risher, a former Amazon exec, wrote in a memo. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/04/21/lyft-layoffs-new-ceo-david-risher-amazon-significant-number/

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