The Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with Lyft, stating that the ride-hailing company made deceptive earnings claims about how much money drivers could earn per hour and in special incentives. Lyft was accused of misleading drivers with inflated earning potential, prompting the FTC to take action against the company for making false representations about driver earnings. The settlement highlights the importance of transparency and accuracy in the ride-hailing industry to protect both drivers and consumers.
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Starmer pledges UK planning reforms to boost nuclear power
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Sir Keir Starmer announces changes to the planning system to speed up delivery of new nuclear power stations in the UK, aiming to introduce small modular reactors and give developers more flexibility in site selection. The government's nuclear projects, including Hinkley Point C and plans for Sizewell and Wylfa, are facing delays and budget overruns, while ministers are overseeing a competition...
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