In this week's startups newsletter: @Casper enters the unicorn club, @Airbnb preps its IPO narrative and Evan Spiegel's sister takes the wraps off her first business: https://t.co/JXUbkGMgub

— Kate Clark (@KateClarkTweets) March 30, 2019

Startups Weekly: Why Lyft’s $2.2B IPO wasn’t “crazy land” or “nuts” #ipo #lyft @kateclarktweets https://t.co/gOaoUqsApj

— Evan Kirstel at #IntelDCevent #SanFrancisco (@evankirstel) March 30, 2019

Apologies for the subject line in today’s newsletter. It’s a bug we’re working to fix. A reminder you can read the newsletter on https://t.co/dV7ikUjXOR too: https://t.co/JXUbkH3RlJ

— Kate Clark (@KateClarkTweets) March 30, 2019

14% of users who traded on Robinhood on Friday bought Lyft stock. https://t.co/3Uhy3C5ohu

— Jack Randall (@TheJGR) March 30, 2019

.@lyft concludes its first day of trading at about $78 per share: https://t.co/6nELGgL2fJ

— Kate Clark (@KateClarkTweets) March 29, 2019

Strong IPO performance from Lyfthttps://t.co/ijSwhZriXH #IPO #lyftipo #Lyft #TechNews

— Acada (@Acadatech) March 30, 2019

Lyftの上場で一番利益出たのは楽天。

Quartz: The biggest winners from Lyft’s blockbuster IPO.https://t.co/fm4PHaH4Iq

— ハマグチマサキ@ミャンマー??1年目 (@_masakism) March 31, 2019

#Rakuten the biggest winner of #Lyft’s $24 billion IPO https://t.co/p52ikc6gsD via @qz #lyftipo

— MercadoMagico.com (@mercadomagico) March 30, 2019

#Google parent company #Alphabet has more than doubled its money on #Lyft to $1 billion in just 17 months https://t.co/f6DTNSptQA #LyftIPO #IPO #business #entrepreneur #SiliconValley #PaloAlto #technology #DigitalTransformation #futuretech #stocks #StockMarket #investment #shares

— David Whinray (@DavidWhinray) March 29, 2019

"CapitalG invested $500 million in Lyft in October 2017 at $39.75 a share. Following Lyft’s 11 percent pop to more than $80 a share, that stake is worth more than $1 billion." https://t.co/LJnuhPy5Vo

— Jillian D'Onfro (@jillianiles) March 29, 2019

Congrats on your money, Google. https://t.co/CMiMZD9ELj

— Keith Schneider (@SchneiderKJ) March 29, 2019

After Lyft IPO, Alphabet's stake in the Uber-Lyft duopoly is worth over $4 billion https://t.co/fk92lCPhVH

— Ari Levy (@levynews) March 29, 2019

Moments Ago: The first trading debut from a heavyweight class of #Disruptor50 companies going public in 2019. https://t.co/VAgie2oq8N

— CNBC Disruptors (@CNBCDisruptors) March 29, 2019

BREAKING: Lyft IPO opens at $87.24 after pricing at $72 per share.https://t.co/tElGtSE0Oq

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) March 29, 2019

속보: Lyft IPO, 원래 주당 $72 IPO 주가보다 20% 이상 상승한 $87.24로 월 스트리트 데뷔해. Lyft, IPO 직전 목요일까지 주당 $72에 3250만 주 팔았다고 말해. 이는 회사가치가 약 250억 달러가 되는 것이지만 오늘 데뷔 시 20% 이상 상승해 회사가치도 따라서 상승. https://t.co/DxVGUu1jei

— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) March 29, 2019

So proud of the Lyft team building a company with purpose. Congratulations to @logangreen, @johnzimmer, and team! $LYFT https://t.co/FGWgqCS4rO

— Dinesh (@dmoorjani) March 29, 2019

【祝 Lyft上場！】
米ライドシェア大手Lyftが時価総額 約3兆円で上場！
LyftはSalesforceのPaaSプロダクトであるHeroku上で作られたアプリということもあって、一社員としては大きいニュース。是非Uberに先行したIPOで、No.1になってほしい。
　
ちなみにSalesforce... https://t.co/l3kIBaNjEy

— 湊雅之 | Salesforce Ventures (@MezcalMassa) March 29, 2019

Your reminder that a big jump on IPO day means you fucked up and priced the shares too low, leaving money on the table. A big jump is not desirable for the company. https://t.co/HhzFBtMuPS

— Laurie Voss (@seldo) March 29, 2019

Lyft IPO solid start
Priced at $72; 10% higher than anticipated
Raised $2.3 billion
Jumps 23% on open.
Finishes 8.7% up on list price.
$22 billion market cap

https://t.co/hi0gNun62b

— Dominic Dirupo (@DominicDirupo) March 29, 2019

I expect @Lyft to steadily enter a profitable state over the next 4-6 quarters. Investors are clearly bullish on the company raising more than 2.3 Billion from the IPO. It's critical they stay focused. => Lyft pops 20% in trading debut https://t.co/OtQiUUJzCd #lyftipo #Tech pic.twitter.com/hrTiw9OXZj

— Daniel Newman (@danielnewmanUV) March 29, 2019

Hmmmm. So Lyft lost 900 million dollars in 2018.

Plus, states like CA are pushing to make the drivers employees vs independent contractors, which will drive up their costs huge.

Conclusion: It’s a no from me, dawg. (At that price) https://t.co/yvOIeL77Pd

— BKactual (@BKactualPodcast) March 29, 2019

$900 million https://t.co/mChTS7GZHM in losses

— Smaulgld (@Smaulgld) March 29, 2019

Twenty-five percent of new #investment money goes to companies that investors deem to be socially responsible!

Do you think @lyft passes the #ESG (environmental, social, governance) threshold?

Check out this article from @erprose writing for @CNBC ?? https://t.co/lt3RpzZY0Z pic.twitter.com/z8oTFSyXni

— Pynk.io (@pynk_io) April 1, 2019

Lyft? Uber? A socially responsible investment? Not so much. Kind of Exxon Mobile Meets Walmart: Carbon with Abominable labor practices. But there are better ways to do this. Ask us how. We have data. We have fair wage solutions. We are @_drivers_united https://t.co/XBvShOAi0K

— Nicole Moore (@nicoemoe) March 31, 2019

Startups Weekly: Why Lyft’s $2.2B IPO wasn’t “crazy land” or “nuts” https://t.co/AbXu9b8sh6

— Pando Group (@ThePandoGroup) April 1, 2019