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Shares outstanding refer to a company's stock currently held by all its shareholders, including share blocks held by institutional investors and restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders.

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Uber

Uber Eats  is an American online food ordering and delivery platform launched by Uber in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California.

Uber Eats

Swipe allows users to share private photos and videos that wouldn’t get posted on Facebook.

Swipe Labs

Social Bicycles Inc., doing business as Jump, is a dockless scooter and electric bicycle sharing system operating in the United States, Germany and Portugal.

Jump Bikes

Otto was an American self-driving technology company founded in January 2016 by Lior Ron and Anthony Levandowski.

Otto

Careem is a transportation network company based in Dubai, with operations in over 100 cities in 14 countries in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. The company was valued at over $2 billion as of 2018. In March 2019, Uber acquired Careem for $3.1 Billion. As part of the deal, Careem maintains an independent brand and operates separately.

Careem

Uber Technologies, Inc. is a technology platform, which engages in the development and operation of technology applications, networks, and product to power movement from point A to point B. The firm offers ride services and merchants delivery service providers for meal preparation, grocery, and other delivery services. It operates through the following segments: Mobility, Delivery, Freight, and All Other. The Mobility segment refers to products that connect consumers with Mobility Drivers who provide rides in a variety of vehicles, such as cars, auto rickshaws, motorbikes, minibuses, or taxis. The Delivery segment offers consumers to search for and discover local restaurants, order a meal, and either pick-up at the restaurant or have the meal delivered. The Freight segment focuses on connecting Carriers with Shippers on its platform, and gives Carriers upfront, transparent pricing, and the ability to book a shipment. The company was founded by Oscar Salazar Gaitan, Travis Kalanick, and Garrett Camp in 2009 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

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Uber reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth through efficiency

Uber's Q4 2022 showcased strong financial performance, a growing consumer base, and a focus on achieving profitability standards. The company's emphasis on efficiency, technology optimization, and new product offerings positions it well for continued growth in 2023. Strategic investments and a balanced approach to growth and cost management are key priorities for Uber.

Uber reports strong Q1 earnings, eyes growth amid challenges

Uber's Q1 2023 earnings call showcased robust financial performance, strategic strengths in market penetration and customer engagement, while addressing challenges in regulatory environments and competitive dynamics.
The company's focus on profitability, efficient capital allocation, and innovation presents opportunities for sustained growth and expansion into new verticals and geographies.
Uber's commitment to outperforming on EBITDA, generating strong free cash flow, and optimizing its P&L underscores a strategic approach towards financial sustainability and long-term success.
Despite facing challenges, Uber's strong financial results, platform strength, and strategic initiatives position it well for continued growth and profitability in a competitive market landscape.

Uber achieves first-ever profitable quarter, eyes growth opportunities

Uber reported a strong performance in Q2 2023, achieving its first-ever GAAP operating profit and free cash flow milestone, with a focus on profitability and disciplined investments for future growth.
The company's strengths lie in its top-line growth, successful initiatives like Uber Cash and Uber One memberships, and strategic expansion into new products and markets internationally.
Challenges include tough competition in the U.S. rideshare market, adjusting booking fees, and ensuring pricing competitiveness, while opportunities exist in expanding the ad business and exploring autonomous vehicles.
Uber's focus on enhancing user experience, increasing engagement, and driving growth through new verticals and strategic initiatives positions it well for future success.

Uber reports robust Q3 performance, eyes growth and capital return

Uber's Q3 2023 showcased strong performance with notable growth in trips and bookings.
The company's strategic focus on long-term value, operational efficiency, and revenue diversification positions it well for future growth.
While facing challenges in certain regions and operational optimization, Uber is actively pursuing opportunities for expansion and innovation.
Investors can look forward to updates on capital return plans and continued efforts to drive profitability and shareholder value.

Uber reports stellar Q4 results, eyes international expansion and profitability

Uber's Q4 performance exceeded expectations, driven by strong trip growth and profitability.
The company is focusing on driver engagement, delivery growth, and expanding revenue streams.
Challenges include managing costs, enhancing profitability in grocery, and strategic decision-making.
Opportunities lie in expanding internationally, improving user retention, and leveraging AI for pricing.

Uber posts robust Q1 results, eyes growth amid regulatory challenges

Uber's Q1 2024 performance was strong, with significant growth in trips, audience, and EBITDA, setting a positive tone for future quarters.
The company's emphasis on AV technology, partnerships, and growth drivers in Mobility and Delivery positions it well for continued success.
While facing challenges such as regulatory impacts and margin considerations, Uber remains focused on leveraging opportunities in advertising, partnerships, and new product showcases.

Uber achieves record profitability in Q3 2024, eyes growth opportunities

Uber's Q3 2024 performance reflects robust growth and profitability milestones.
The company's strategic strengths lie in capital allocation, autonomous initiatives, and market expansion.
Challenges include sustaining demand, balancing investments, and navigating competitive landscapes.
Opportunities in advertising, market expansion, and partnerships position Uber for future growth.

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Uber investors breathed a sigh of relief this week as Californians voted to pass a ballot measure that defends the business model it pioneered by allowing it to continue treating its drivers as independent contractors in the state, rather than employees.

After Prop 22 vote, all eyes are on Uber earnings

Lyft

California votes to allow gig work. What this could mean for the future of work.

Uber and Lyft Go Legit. Now What?

The passing of Proposition 22 sent the two stocks soaring and will benefit other companies in the gig economy like DoorDash and InstaCart which are both privately owned.

What does Proposition 22 mean for Uber?

“The ride-sharing business has been decimated,” says Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and best-selling author of “Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber.” Isaac joined FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller for a special Fuller Speed Ahead episode Thursday on the opening day of the FreightWaves LIVE @HOME virtual conference.

Understanding Uber's rise in the transportation industry (with video)

Proposition 22 exempts Uber, Lyft and other app-based transportation and delivery companies from classifying their California workers as employees.

After victory in California labor law fight, Uber and Lyft eye other states

"They may have won this round, but we're in this for the long haul," says ride-hail driver Cherri Murphy.

Uber and Lyft's Proposition 22 passed, but that's just the beginning

Uber is set to report third-quarter earnings Thursday (Nov. 5) just as the company's stock is soaring on the election victory of Proposition 22, a California referendum to exempt ridesharing companies from the state's AB 5 gig worker law. Here's a look at what to expect when Uber releases earnings after the bell: The Latest […]

Uber Readies Q3 Earnings As California Voters Give The Firm A Big Boost

The passage of the state's Proposition 22 is a huge win for gig economy companies—and a devastating loss for labor advocates. Last night, Californians decided that gig economy workers, like Uber drivers and Postmates deliverers, should be classified as contractors, not employees.

California's vote to keep Uber drivers as contractors is a blow to the labor movement

Uber and Lyft are big winners as a result of California's Prop 22 decision on independent contractors, but freelancers across all professions may be relieved.

What Uber, Lyft Prop 22 win could mean for the future of all freelance work

The stock price of Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE: UBER) has increased by 11.83% as of 1:20 PM ET. This is why.

UBER Stock Price Increases Over 11%: Why It Is Happening

The passage of a California ballot measure that lets gig-economy companies continue to classify their workers as contractors is a positive sign for Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. that goes beyond the state of California, analysts say.

The Ratings Game: Uber and Lyft stocks surge as California contract-worker ballot win sets national precedent, analysts say

California passes Proposition 22, giving these stocks a lift.

Why Uber and Lyft Stocks Just Popped 10% (and More)

By a margin of 58.4% to 42.6%, California voters on Tuesday overturned a state law known as AB5 that would have forced Uber Technologies Inc.

What California Win Means for Uber, Lyft and Other Delivery Services

On Tuesday (Nov. 3), California voters gave the nod to statewide ballot initiative Proposition 22, which allows app-based companies, such as ride-hailing firms and other gig economy firms, to classify workers as contractors rather than employees. The vote was not even close, as 58 percent of voters approved of the measure.

Prop 22 Thumbs-Up Keeps Uber/Lyft Workers As Contractors In California

But gig workers will still be offered minimum wages and certain other benefits.

California Voters Spare Uber, Lyft From Classifying Drivers as Employees

Uber and Lyft's stock prices soared Wednesday after California voters allowed the ride-hailing giants to continue treating their drivers as independent contractors instead of employees.

Uber, Lyft shares surge after key ballot win in California

Voters were deciding on California's Proposition 22, a ballot measure that Uber and Lyft were using as a last hope in the state to continue operating as normal.

Uber jumps 13%, Lyft rallies 16% after Californian's vote to exempt them from state labor law

Shares of American ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft are sharply higher in pre-market trading this morning on the expected passage of Proposition 22, a California ballot measure that allow tech-enabled, on-demand companies to continue classifying gig-workers as independent contractors. Shares of Uber are up 11.88% in pre-market trading, while shares of Lyft — which is […]

Shares of Uber, Lyft soar on expected passage of California gig-labor ballot measure

Proposition 22, designed to push back against AB5 in California for app-based drivers like those at Uber or Lyft, passed comfortably in Tuesday's election. The vote was not close; prop 22 passed with about 58% of the vote.

Prop 22 wins in California; takes Uber, Lyft and other drivers out from under AB5

Voters in trend-setting California backed a ballot proposal by Uber and its allies that cements app-based food delivery and ride-hail drivers' status as independent contractors, not employees, according to a projection by data provider Edison Research.

Californians pass proposition to let Uber treat drivers as contractors-projection

Shares of Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc jumped in premarket trading on Wednesday, as Wall Street cheered the app-based firms' projected victory in their battle to set the terms of the gig economy they have helped create.

Uber, Lyft shares jump as California set to pass gig-worker ballot measure

Big Tech ride-share and delivery companies spent a fifth of a billion dollars to defeat the measure—more than 20 times what gig workers opposing the measure spent. Uber, Lyft, and other ride-share and delivery companies have won huge on Election Day in California.

Uber wins big over gig workers in California Prop 22 vote

Uber and Lyft shares soared in pre-market trading on Wednesday after California voters flashed the green light for the ride-hailing companies to continue classifying their drivers as independent contractors instead of employees. Uber stock surged as much as 16%, while Lyft stock soared as much as 19%. About 6.6 million votes, or 58% of the total, were cast in favor of Proposition 22, according to the New York Times.

Uber and Lyft shares soar after Californians approve Prop 22, allowing ride-hailing companies to continue classifying their drivers as contractors

Measure was backed by some of Silicon Valley's most powerful tech companies and became most expensive proposition campaign in state history

California passes Prop 22 in a major victory for Uber and Lyft

A proposition that would have forced companies like Lyft and Uber to treat workers as employees was rejected by California voters.

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