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Juries To Decide Landmark Cases Against Uber and Lyft Two lawsuits that claim that drivers for ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft should be considered employees rather than contractors will both go to jury trial, two U.S. judges ruled Wednesday. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Uber On Moving Into Resistant Markets Uber CEO Travis Kalanick talks about ridesharing, disrupting traditional power players and what he thinks it takes to break into new markets. SHARE: Lyft Raises $530 Million Series E To Battle Uber At Home Ride-hailing service Uber may operate in 55 countries across the world, but its smaller rival Lyft is hoping to nip at its heels in the U.S.Read More > SHARE: Uber Cofounder Garrett Camp And First Hire Ryan Graves Join Forbes Billionaires List Forbes identified three Uber billionaires: cofounder and CEO Travis Kalanick, cofounder Garrett Camp and first hire Ryan Graves.Read More > SHARE: After Record Signups, Lyft Might Not Deliver Its $1,000 Bonuses To Drivers How do Uber and Lyft recruit new drivers? Expensively. For the past year, the ride-hailing services have been raining cash on potential drivers, with extra bonuses for those of its rivals, because they are the backbone of the business. Read More > SHARE: SEE PHOTOS  The World's Youngest Billionaires Fourty-four of the world's wealthiest people are under 40 years old. Meet the globe's richest youngsters. SHARE: