Why Lyft Stock Lost 12% in April

Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT) shareholders trailed a booming rally last month. Regulators might be looking to reclassify its drivers as employees rather than independent contractors, for example, which would mean extra costs and a higher administrative burden for Lyft and its competitors. Lyft's growth should accelerate over the next few quarters, especially as it goes up against year-ago periods dominated by retailing lockdowns across the U.S., Europe, and most other markets.