Just Realized

Gig economy and autonomous vehicle analysis: Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Tesla, Waymo, and the race for autonomous mobility.

Just Realized

Gig economy and autonomous vehicle analysis: Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Tesla, Waymo, and the race for autonomous mobility.

Lyft Fined $10 Million Over Icahn-Soros Deal

Lyft Inc. has settled a $10 million fine with the SEC for not disclosing a board director's role in a share sale involving billionaires Carl Icahn and George Soros, just before the company's 2019 IPO. The director, identified as Jonathan Christodoro, helped Icahn sell a 2.6% stake in Lyft to Soros at a discounted rate. Christodoro reportedly received fees for the deal and resigned from Lyft's board at the time of the transaction. The case raises questions about Lyft's transparency and disclosure practices.

23andMe Data Scraping Incident Raises Concerns Over Genetic Privacy

The recent data scraping incident at 23andMe has reignited concerns over the privacy of genetic data stored online. While 23andMe assures that the claims are "unsubstantiated," the fact remains that user data is up for sale. Despite recommendations for strong passwords and two-factor authentication, it's clear that these security measures are not foolproof. This follows a similar incident in 2018 involving MyHeritage, highlighting the ongoing risks of storing sensitive genetic information online.

Tesla's Q3 Vehicle Numbers Fell Short

Tesla has long been the industry leader when it comes to electric vehicles (EVs), constantly setting the bar high for competitors

Elon Musk agrees to buy Twitter

Major day for Twitter shareholders, Elon Musk agrees to purchase Twitter at the premium price of $54.20

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