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With Lyft going public, all eyes turn to Uber, which is expected to have its IPO on April.
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Lyft became the first ride-hailing startup to go public, with its initial public offering valuing the company at $24.3 billion, Reuters reports.
Lyft's stock began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker "LYFT" on March 29. Stock prices are between $70-$72 a share.
With Lyft going public, all eyes turn to Uber, which is expected to have its IPO on April.
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