[NEW CHART] Lyft has made its stock market debut — here's a look back at what we learned from its S-1 filing

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Transportation and Logistics Chart Lyft has made its stock market debut — here's a look back at what we learned from its S-1 filing… Ride-hailing firm Lyft has moved ahead of its chief rival, Uber, in the IPO process after publicly filing its S-1 earlier this month. The filing gave us some of the deepest insights into Lyft's business that we've gotten to date, including financial results, the startup's growth strategy, and what it views as some of the biggest risks to its business. Access Full Chart Data → * This chart was taken from Business Insider Intelligence's Ultimate Transportation & Logistics Research Bundle subscribers. You can get access to this chart and other timely updates when you sign up today. What do the numbers tell us? Lyft has seen triple-digit revenue growth over the last few years. The company captured $2.2 billion in revenue during fiscal 2018, up 103% from $1.1 billion in 2017. This includes 10 straight quarters of increased revenue per active rider — up from $14.11 in the quarter ended June 30, 2016, to $36.04 in the quarter ended December 31, 2018. However, revenue growth is decelerating. Although 103% year-over-year (YoY) growth between 2017 and 2018 is an impressive feat for Lyft, that figure is significantly less than the 209% growth the firm experienced between 2016 and 2017. The company isn't profitable, and its losses are climbing. Lyft's losses have risen from $682.8 million in 2016 to $911.3 million in 2018. Despite losses, Lyft has made up significant ground on its rivals. Between December 2016 and December 2018, Lyft increased its share of the US ridesharing market from 22% to 39%. How does Lyft plan to continue growing? The firm expects... Subscribe risk-free to view the full analysis Here's a summary of what you'll receive when you subscribe to Business Insider Intelligence today: More than 250 immediately accessible research reports and data-sets, including our exclusive Transportation & Logistics Startups to Watch report. Dozens of new reports over the next 12 months. Insightful newsletters and charts about everything important taking place within your industry. 14-day money back guarantee period so you can access all of the above risk-free! Other chart highlights you don't want to miss The share of global consumers who regularly use ride-hailing services has fallen off Consumers in major markets are using… Access Full Chart Data → Transport companies expect viable autonomous trucks within the decade — that's optimistic 76% of… Access Full Chart Data → These are just a few of the charts made available to Business Insider Intelligence subscribers. To ensure that you have access, simply subscribe to Business Insider Intelligence today. You'll have instant access to hundreds of charts like these, daily briefings in eight key coverage areas, and a members-only Research Center filled with insightful reports. Or, if you'd like to learn more about our upcoming Transportation & Logistics coverage, click here to sign up for our Transportation & Logistics newsletter. Subscribe risk-free to view the full analysis Copyright © 2019 Business Insider, Inc. All rights reserved.

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A federal judge threw out Trump's executive order and restored an Obama-era ban on offshore drilling in the Arctic

Presidents have the power under a federal law to remove certain lands from development but cannot revoke those removals, the judge said.

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