That’s partly because the iconic company is a shadow of what it once was—falling from the most valuable company in America to No. It’s also because the current CEO, unlike his predecessors, doesn’t care whether you know his name or not. beat me up from opposite sides on my Wednesday post that looked at the business implications of the 2024 election. Alan Murray@alansmurrayalan.murray@fortune.comTOP NEWSLyft fights lonelinessLyft CEO David Risher is refusing to follow Uber into food delivery, citing the surgeon general’s warning on loneliness. FortuneBird’s bankruptcyThe rapid rise and even speedier fall of e-scooter startup Bird shows the strains on the sharing economy, the onetime Silicon Valley fad.

Source: Forbes January 26, 2024 23:40 UTC