Lyft (LYFT) shares have been on a tear, recently climbing above $22 after the company unveiled a groundbreaking partnership with Waymo to bring fully autonomous ride-hailing services to Nashville by 2026. The stock jumped 25% on the announcement, while rival Uber (UBER) slipped, signaling investor enthusiasm for Lyft’s positioning in the autonomous mobility race. The deal leverages Lyft’s Flexdrive unit for fleet management, combining Waymo’s driverless technology with Lyft’s operational expertise. About ...