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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。
— ハマグチマサキ@ミャンマー??1年目 (@_masakism) March 31, 2019
Quartz: The biggest winners from Lyft’s blockbuster IPO.https://t.co/fm4PHaH4Iq
#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！】
— 湊雅之 | Salesforce Ventures (@MezcalMassa) March 29, 2019
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
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
— Dominic Dirupo (@DominicDirupo) March 29, 2019
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
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.
— BKactual (@BKactualPodcast) March 29, 2019
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
$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!
— Pynk.io (@pynk_io) April 1, 2019
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
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