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Análisis: Uber y Lyft revolucionan el transporte en todo el mundo; el pequeño gran detalle es que no generan ganancias

Lyft empezará a cotizarse en Nasdaq y Uber le seguirá pronto los pasos, las dos firmas crecen a paso acelerado pero ambas también pierden dinero al mismo ritmo

(FILES) In this file photo taken on September 13, 2016, pilot models of the Uber self-driving car are displayed at the Uber Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Uber said on March 19, 2018, it is cooperating with police following a deadly accident involving one of the ride-share company's self-driving cars in Arizona. The Uber vehicle was in autonomous mode, with an operator behind the wheel, when it hit a woman walking in the street in the city of Tempe, according to the San Francisco-based company. 
 / AFP PHOTO / Angelo Merendino
(FILES) In this file photo taken on September 13, 2016, pilot models of the Uber self-driving car are displayed at the Uber Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Uber said on March 19, 2018, it is cooperating with police following a deadly accident involving one of the ride-share company's self-driving cars in Arizona. The Uber vehicle was in autonomous mode, with an operator behind the wheel, when it hit a woman walking in the street in the city of Tempe, according to the San Francisco-based company. / AFP PHOTO / Angelo Merendino ANGELO MERENDINO

NUEVA YORK (AP) — Lyft y Uber revolucionaron la forma en que la gente se traslada de un sitio a otro, dándole la posibilidad de pedir un taxi con unos pocos clics en su teléfono.

El que las empresas consigan generar ganancias con su popularidad, sin embargo, sigue siendo un interrogante, que tratarán de resolver cotizándose en la bolsa.

Lyft empezará a cotizarse en Nasdaq y Uber le seguirá pronto los pasos.

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