Lyft gets a lift from Uber's problems to hit number 4 on the App Store charts
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Lyft rose to number 4 on the App Store charts
Uber had a rough weekend. While everyone in the tech world came down strongly against Trump's immigration ban, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick left a message on Facebook that pulled his punches. Kalanick belongs to a forum of business leaders that advises the president. Uber also dropped surge pricing during protests at JFK Airport in New York City. The demonstrations led to a taxi strike as drivers aligned with those Americans who felt that Trump's executive order was racist.
Kakanick wrote a second Facebook post calling the ban "unjust." He also promised to fund a $3 million defense fund for Uber drivers with immigration issues. But it might be too little too late. The second statement by Uber's CEO was the subject of sponsored tweets disseminated by Uber, but the response from the Twitter universe has not been positive.
source: CNET
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