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  1. How Uber Coasted Past a Billion-Dollar Quarterly Loss Motley FoolIts first earnings report as a public company had some ugly highlights, but for now, investors are focusing on revenue. View the full article
  2. How to save money with Uber UberView the full article
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  5. 3 Ideas on How to Play Uber TheStreet.comSummer Lovin'. Strawberries out on the East End? Long walks at the beach? What are you guys nuts? I'm talking "buy" ratings for Uber Technologies (UBER) . View the full article
  6. Deluge of analyst reports on Uber expected after IPO quiet period Euronews EnglishBy Noel Randewich SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – With the quiet period related to Uber Technologies disastrous IPO last month coming to an end, investors ... View the full article
  7. Uber Poised for Bullish Initiations as Analyst Quiet Period Ends BloombergUber Technologies Inc. will probably be the focus of dozens of fresh research reports starting Tuesday after the quiet period ends for the 29 investment banks that underwrote its initial public offering last month. After a rocky debut, followed by the ride-hailing giant’s first earnings report last week, there will be plenty to weigh in on. Analysts are likely to zero in on valuation, as well as prospects for revenue growth, spending and predictions on a path to profitability. Trading about 8% below its offer price, Uber is valued at roughly 5.08 times 2019 estimated sales, a slight discoun... https://www.google.com/news
  8. Uber's flying taxi director of engineering is joining us at TC Sessions: Mobility TechCrunchIf Uber gets its way, flying taxis will be coming our way in the next couple of years. The company plans to launch trials as early as 2020. Mark Moore , Uber's engineering director for Elevate, is one of the people tasked with making sure that happens. Moore joined the company back in 2017 from a 32-year-long career at NASA. At TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility, we'll chat with Moore about how he's bringing electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles from a concept to reality in urban environments. Uber Elevate is Uber’s all-encompassing term for its initiative to launch Uber Air, which is i... https://www.google.com/news
  9. Lili Reinhart Warns Fans About People Posing as Uber and Taxi Drivers: 'Trust Your Gut' PEOPLE.com"Please pay attention and make smart decisions out there," tweeted the Riverdale star. https://www.google.com/news
  10. McDonald’s reveals most popular breakfast order on Uber Eats – and the branch with the most orders The SunMCDONALD's is often the restaurant choice to help you through a hangover, but which menu items are fans are most likely to order? We reveal all. You might be ... View the full article
  11. McDonald’s reveals most popular breakfast order on Uber Eats – and the branch with the most orders The SunMCDONALD's is often the restaurant choice to help you through a hangover, but which menu items are fans are most likely to order? We reveal all. You might be ... https://www.google.com/news
  12. South Africans can now get banned from Uber for being rude to drivers – here's what we know so far Business Insider South Africa Uber is going to ban passengers for bad behaviour so be nice to your driver Metro.co.uk Should Uber riders be punished if they have low ratings? cleveland.com Uber will start banning nightmare passengers in South Africa BusinessTech Uber can now cut off riders with 'very low ratings' in Canada Daily Hive View full coverage on Google News https://www.google.com/news
  13. Matthew Eastwood to leave Energy Saving Trust for Uber FleetNewsMatthew Eastwood is to leave Energy Saving Trust (EST) at the end of this month to take up a new role with multinational ride-hail taxi *service* Uber. https://www.google.com/news
  14. Uber goes under water at Great Barrier Reef PRWeekUber goes under water at Great Barrier Reef. From PR Week. https://www.google.com/news
  15. McDonald’s reveals most popular breakfast order on Uber Eats – and the branch with the most orders The SunMCDONALD's is often the restaurant choice to help you through a hangover, but which menu items are fans are most likely to order? We reveal all. You might be ... View the full article
  16. Lawyers by Day, Uber Drivers and Bartenders by Night The New York TimesLegal Aid lawyers, who represent poor people in court, often have to work second jobs to make ends meet. View the full article
  17. Uber's First Public Quarter, Uber's First Public Billion-Dollar Loss The Motley FoolThe path to profitability had better be short if Uber wants to stop hemorrhaging money; plus more earnings from tech, retail, and more. View the full article
  18. CA Democrats Spar Over Whether Party Should Take Money From Juul, Fox, Uber CBS San FranciscoSAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — As is common at conventions, the California Democratic Party Convention features major sponsors on signs; enormous ones on ... View the full article
  19. Can Uber Ever Be Profitable? ForbesThis is the first of a four-part series on Uber’s past and future. Today’s article focuses on identifying the root causes of Uber’s deep losses to date. - Why Uber May Never Be Profitable – June 2, 2019 - Are There Quick Fixes To Improve Uber’s Profitability? - June 3, 2019 - What Else Can Uber Do In The Short- To Medium-Term To Reverse Its Steep Losses? - June 4, 2019 - Can Uber Ever Deliver The Transformative, Profitable Future That Its CEO Has Promised? - June 5, 2019 May was a tough month for Uber. The company that had lost more money, faster than any venture in history, added the disti... View the full article
  20. Can Uber Ever Be Profitable? ForbesThis is the first of a four-part series on Uber’s past and future. Today’s article focuses on identifying the root causes of Uber’s deep losses to date. - Why Uber May Never Be Profitable – June 2, 2019 - Are There Quick Fixes To Improve Uber’s Profitability? - June 3, 2019 - What Else Can Uber Do In The Short- To Medium-Term To Reverse Its Steep Losses? - June 4, 2019 - Can Uber Ever Deliver The Transformative, Profitable Future That Its CEO Has Promised? - June 5, 2019 May was a tough month for Uber. The company that had lost more money, faster than any venture in history, added the disti... https://www.google.com/news
  21. 'Gaming the system' — Uber and Lyft face a driver reckoning in California NBC NewsCalifornia's lawmakers on Wednesday took their first major step toward settling the debate about whether Uber and Lyft drivers are employees or contractors. View the full article
  22. Baby on board! Woman gives birth in the back of an Uber Sky NewsA woman gave birth on the back seat of a taxi driving her to hospital, prompting the suggestion the baby boy be named Uber. https://www.google.com/news
  23. 'The algorithm is our boss': Uber drivers face long hours, no benefits and sometimes danger CNBCAs Uber's initial public offering unfolded earlier this month, drivers across the country went on strike to denounce low wages and lack of benefits. CNBC spoke ... View the full article
  24. Uber to ban riders with low ratings: will you pass the test? The GuardianWill your Uber rating be docked if youdon’t tip? What side of the car should you sit on? Small talk or silence? Since Uber first began to allow users to check their ratings on the app in 2017, riders have harbored growing anxiety about how many stars their behavior in the back seat will earn them. Now those are being magnified by another new policy: Uber announced on Wednesday it would begin to ban passengers with consistently low ratings. Sign up for the US morning briefing Uber did not say how low a passenger’s rating will have to be for them to be removed from the platform. Drivers on th... https://www.google.com/news
  25. Passengers May Pay a Lot More. Drivers Won’t Accept Much Less. The New York TimesUber and Lyft, the two leading ride-share companies, have lost a great deal of money and don’t project a profit any time soon. Yet they are both trading on public markets with a combined worth of more than $80 billion. Investors presumably expect that these companies will some day find a path to profitability, which leaves us with a fundamental question: Will that extra money come mainly from higher prices paid by consumers or from lower wages paid to drivers? Old-fashioned economics provides an answer: Passengers, not drivers, are likely to be the main source of financial improvement, at l... View the full article
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