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Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER, XETRA:UT8) shares fell about 6% in early trading Wednesday after the ride-hailing company issued a third quarter outlook that fell short of some Wall Street expectations, overshadowing better-than-expected gross bookings and adjusted EBITDA in the second...

Uber (UBER) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +40.96% and -0.13%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

8.30am: ADP jobs softens US private-sector hiring slowed to 44,000 jobs in July from 98,000 in June, missing the 65,000 forecast and pointing to cooling labour demand. The softer reading could give the Federal Reserve more scope to cut rates, weighing on Treasury yields and the dollar...

Uber Technologies (UBER) is back in focus after news that Waymo plans to exit their robotaxi partnership and launch its own app in key cities, raising fresh questions about Uber’s autonomous ride ambitions. See our latest analysis for Uber Technologies. Investors have been weighing the Waymo exit against other recent headlines, including fresh legal scrutiny around Uber Eats and new grocery retail partnerships. The stock’s 30-day share price return has declined 3.28% and the year-to-date...

Autonomous driving partner Wayve received a key London license, paving the way for public robotaxi trials on the platform.

Maplebear heads into Q2 earnings with a positive Earnings ESP, backed by marketplace, enterprise and ad growth despite cautious consumer spending.

Avis Budget's efficiency gains are lifting profits, but weak liquidity, high leverage and a premium valuation argue for patience.

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Suze Orman walked through a real SpaceX IPO trade that turned $10,000 into roughly $5,600 in seven weeks, and her lesson has nothing to do with rockets or Elon Musk.

Uber and Lyft report earnings this week, but one ride-sharing giant stands out as the much stronger long-term buy.

Earnings continue to be the market's engine, and a series of results this week from Palantir, SpaceX, and AMD are set to rev up stocks again.

Dynamic pricing is being introduced to car parks in the latest attack in the war on motorists.

The world's top ride-hailing company is still growing rapidly.

Uber (UBER) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Lucid Stock Rallies After Prince Alwaleed Discloses a 5% Stake

A Saudi prince just bought a chunk of Lucid, sparking the kind of short squeeze that turns skeptics into believers overnight. But with a bankruptcy clock ticking and billions in cash burn on the books, the road to $10 runs straight through an August earnings report that could flip the story entirely.

Wall Street analysts are still pounding the table on McDonald's, Oracle, and Uber even as all three sink toward 52-week lows, but each stock tells a completely different story about why the gap between price and target has grown so wide.

The Financial Times reported that the self-driving car company has discussed internally whether to leave its existing agreements with the ride-hailing company.

Stripe is reportedly circling PayPal in a deal that could end a frustrating run for the fintech giant, but is it a good enough deal?

Investing.com -- Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) shares skidded 4% on Friday, with losses accelerating in the final hour of trading following a revealing Financial Times report that Alphabet’s Waymo is eyeing the exit ramp on their alliance. According to the report, the self-driving car company is holding internal discussions about terminating its current agreements with the ride-hailing giant, which presently include joint operations in Austin and Atlanta. The Breakdown Uber has confirmed the fr

Uber is taking a unique approach to the autonomous driving revolution.

A U.S. District Judge granted Uber and Lyft an injunction against a New York City law on driver deactivations. The ruling temporarily blocks new rules that would have limited how the platforms can remove drivers from their apps. The decision affects Uber Technologies' flexibility in managing driver relations and safety policies in a key market. For investors following Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER), this legal ruling relates directly to how the company runs its core ride hailing business in...

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Billionaire investor Bill Ackman believes the market’s anxiety over Tesla Inc.‘s upcoming autonomous fleet has severely mispriced Uber Technologies Inc., creating a highly lucrative entry point for investors. Rather than spelling the end for the ride-hailing giant, Ackman argues that...

Domino's Pizza beat Q2 revenue estimates but missed on EPS, as strong order growth via DoorDash and Uber Eats was offset by weaker ticket sizes and margin pressure on franchisees.

Pershing Square's five-stock book is quietly beating the market while four of those names bleed red year to date, and one just dropped a $14.8 billion takeover bid this week. Here is whether Ackman's conviction holds up or leaves you holding the bag.

Lucid stock is surging for a third straight session while Tesla and Rivian sit out the party, and the reason behind the divergence says a lot about how fragile this recovery really is.

Three companies are compounding revenue at rates that dwarf the broader tech market in 2026, yet each carries a specific risk that could unravel the trade fast. The July window for all three may be narrower than it looks.

The deal would combine two of the world’s largest delivery companies and roughly double Uber Eats’ global footprint.

UBER's $14.8 billion Delivery Hero deal would expand its platform to 99 markets and nearly double mobility-delivery overlap to 58.