Goldman Sachs adding Uber to its buy list, and it's our Call of the Day. The 'Halftime Report' Investment Committee discusses the name.
A federal judge denied Uber's effort to stop the enforcement of a new Seattle law that establishes labor standards for the driver deactivation process.
Uber Technologies (UBER) is up following mixed analyst notes. JMP Securities downgraded the stock over concerns for its full self-driving future, while Goldman Sachs placed Uber on its stock conviction list.
This undervalued growth stock faces risks, to be sure. But I feel the risks are overblown, and it provides an opportunity for long-term investors.
According to many of the professional and biggest value investors in the stock market today, there are stocks that are easy to spot early on before they become industry leaders. This is paramount to wealth compounding since, as these companies grow from middle-sized businesses to industry leaders, their stock prices tend to become multi-baggers.
Serve Robotics (SERV -11.53%) is a developer of autonomous last-mile logistics solutions. The company has a major deal with Uber Technology's (UBER -0.74%) Uber Eats food delivery platform, which will see thousands of its self-driving robots deployed across U.S. cities in 2025.
Uber remains the dominant ride-hailing and food-delivery service, with over 150 million users, providing robo-taxi operators access to a huge customer base.
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Investors interested in Internet - Services stocks are likely familiar with Uber Technologies (UBER) and Zscaler (ZS). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now?
Uber (UBER -0.59%) and Lyft (LYFT -1.95%) are both synonymous with ride-hailing services. Uber is the market leader in the U.S. and many other countries, while Lyft is an underdog that operates only in the U.S. and Canada.
Eric Sheridan, Goldman Sachs managing director, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk today's tech selloff and his playbook for tech investing in 2025.
Uber's stock is undervalued due to market pessimism about autonomous vehicles, but its strong fundamentals and resilient business model make it a buy. Uber's competitive advantages include a robust urban mobility database, customer loyalty, and diversification. Despite self-driving car threats, Uber's partnerships, regulatory barriers, and market dominance ensure continued growth and relevance in the ride-hailing sector.