Uber has agreed to pay $200 million to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the company of failing to adequately inform investors about significant business risks related to stalling growth and potential legal challenges prior to its $8.1 billion initial public offering in 2019. Meanwhile, Lyft has settled a shareholder lawsuit concerning sexual assaults by drivers, agreeing to implement various safety and governance reforms. The lawsuit claimed that Lyft's executives and directors did not take sufficient measures to prevent these incidents, although top executives will not face personal financial penalties as part of the settlement.
Lyft settles lawsuit over sexual assaults by drivers —but top execs won’t have to pay https://t.co/EhdHgao2gi https://t.co/WWug3Ix0CC
Lyft will implement several safety and governance reforms to settle a shareholder lawsuit accusing the ride-sharing company's officers and directors of not doing enough to stop drivers from sexually and physically assaulting passengers https://t.co/ViQjHDnOfG https://t.co/jBSRrXHsBF
Lyft officials settle lawsuit over sexual assaults by drivers https://t.co/K3tDh9nLiB