Lime CEO Wayne Ting focuses on adding scooters and bicycles in US cities to enhance reliability and rider engagement after company's IPO.
Lime is doubling down on cities where it already operates. It's about creating more loyal riders, its CEO says
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Uber was key to Lime’s pandemic survival.
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Uber-backed Lime jumped 8% in its Nasdaq debut, valuing the e-scooter and bike rental company at $1.73 billion. The IPO reflects…
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