7 must-visit cities across the U.S. that belong on your bucket list 🇺🇸✨ 🌆 Here’s why these destinations stand out: 7️⃣ Seattle, Washington – Coffee culture, mountain backdrops, and waterfront views that inspire creativity. 6️⃣ Honolulu, Hawaii – Where city life meets tropical paradise, framed by beaches and volcanic peaks. 5️⃣ Savannah, Georgia – Spanish moss, charming squares, and Southern elegance that feels timeless. 4️⃣ San Francisco, California – Iconic bridges, steep hills, and colorful Victorian homes. 3️⃣ Charleston, South Carolina – Cobblestones, pastel mansions, and endless coastal charm. 2️⃣ Chicago, Illinois – A skyline that wows, lakefront vibes, and buzzing neighborhoods. 1️⃣ New York City, New York – The ultimate city of energy, culture, and iconic landmarks. 💭 Which one are you adding to your list first? #vacations #seattle #newyorkcity #usatravel #sanfrancisco #honolulu #charleston #chicago

Lyft is suing the city of San Francisco. The ride-hailing company is claiming San Francisco unfairly charged it over $100 million in taxes, Bloomberg reports. The lawsuit alleges that, over the course of five years, San Francisco unfairly labeled money earned by Lyft drivers as company revenue. In the complaint, Lyft maintains that its drivers are its customers, not employees. “Accordingly, Lyft recognizes revenue from rideshare as being comprised of fees paid to Lyft by drivers, not charges paid by riders to drivers,” the complaint reads. The lawsuit is just the latest chapter in a debate over how gig economy apps should classify drivers. Last summer, the California Supreme Court upheld Proposition 22, which allows those companies to classify drivers as independent contractors. Image Credits: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images #TechCrunch #technews #lyft #uber #gigeconomy #sanfrancisco