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Hey, what's news listeners. It's Saturday, February 17th. I'm Francesca Fontana for the Wall Street Journal, and this is what's News and Markets, our look at the biggest

stock moves of the week and the news that drove them.

Let's get to it.

So far this year, I feel like I have used the words stocks rallying and hitting new records so many times.

But this week the market actually gave us a change of pace. We saw a sell-off early in the week

after the January inflation report, aka Consumer Price Index, came in the been helping push stocks higher. But indexes rebounded and by Thursday the

S&P 500 was back to hitting record highs. See here I go again all these records.

Now let's talk about lift. Like we told you earlier this week, lift had a real

banner day on Wednesday in part thanks to a typo. Specifically an extra zero

that was accidentally tacked onto a profitability metric, making it seem much better than it actually was.

LIFT posted the results on Tuesday, and the stock jumped more than 60% after hours.

A lot of that spike came down to algorithmic trading, so computers

digesting the news and making trades before humans can come in to see what's actually going

on. The CEO of Lyft took responsibility for the error,

saying on CNBC, quote, it was a bad error and that's on me. He said that he didn't want the

typo to take away from an otherwise great quarter, what he called

the best in the company's history. And I want to focus on that because without the false, super

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