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Hertz signs rental deals with Uber and Lyft

By: Reuters: Company News
June 30 (Reuters) - Hertz Global Holdings Inc said it has reached deals with the two largest U.S. ride-hailing companies, Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc, to rent cars to their drivers.
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