Uber, Lyft competitors bullish over future in Twin Cities

The Twin Cities is on its way to a more competitive rideshare system that should benefit customers in the long run. Monday would have been the day a Minneapolis minimum wage structure would have gone into play — one that had Uber and Lyft ready to pull out of the city and possibly the state. Gov. Tim Walz signed into law a compromise measure passed by the state Legislature a little over a month ago that satisfied the two largest rideshare companies. But the state law doesn't take effect until...