in late March, with board member David Risher chosen the ride-share’s next CEO and co-founders Logan Green and John Zimmer transitioning to board roles. by more than 1,000 and curb hiring as part of a restructuring plan to lower costs. The company said it intended to put the savings toward "continued service-level improvements benefiting riders and drivers"
Khosrowshahi on Tuesday said Uber hasn’t "seen any signal otherwise" regarding a competitive environment getting set up in the U.S. "But I think you’ll have to ask them [Lyft] that question when they report their earnings as far as what their strategy is going forward," he said.Lyft’s first-quarter results will come out late Thursday afternoon, when the company said it will also provide additional information about the usage of savings from cuts."But, so far, what we see is constructive, and we don’t see any reason why it would change," the Uber CEO continued.