Uber Technologies Inc

Uber expands globally with Tencent‑powered rides, robotaxis in Abu Dhabi, AI‑assisted grocery delivery and Madrid’s autonomous rollout, showing how partnerships drive multi‑sector mobility growth.

Uber expands its 1,200‑robotaxi fleet in the Middle East with WeRide while facing new legal liabilities, prompting mixed analyst views and a surge in investor interest.

Uber’s institutional trading split and regulatory hurdles reveal both the risk and promise of its move beyond ride‑hailing into delivery, freight, and mobility.

Uber’s cautious trading, rising put demand, and regulatory scrutiny highlight both risks and growth chances in autonomous driving, freight, and payments—key insights for investors.

Uber’s Crown Taxi acquisition boosts Taiwan rides, but its pricing, AV plans and new parking platform face regulatory and valuation hurdles—investors weigh short‑term gains against long‑term upside.

Uber partners with Baidu and Lyft to launch driver‑less taxis in London, accelerating autonomous vehicle deployment and offering a cost‑saving, high‑frequency ride‑hail solution.

Uber partners with Baidu to launch driverless taxi trials in London, aiming to accelerate robotaxi adoption and boost investor confidence in autonomous mobility.

Uber’s evolving AV strategy, revenue mix, and regulatory challenges revealed—find out how the ride‑sharing giant could pivot to a robotaxi leader or a licensing model while navigating volatility.

Uber faces FTC charges over its Uber One subscription, hurting shares, yet its Dubai driverless robotaxi pilot offers a high‑margin future—investors weigh risk and reward.

Uber’s stock drop follows an FTC‑state complaint on Uber One’s opaque billing, highlighting regulatory risks, potential valuation hits, and a chance for the rideshare giant to reinvent its subscription model.