Uber has agreed to acquire the delivery business of Turkey's Getir, once one of the biggest success stories of the country's startup ecosystem, the company announced on Monday
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UBER's shares slip after a Q4 EPS miss and tepid guidance, despite 20% revenue growth, strong bookings and rising users across Mobility and Delivery.
Stellantis (STLA) will book a €22.2B ($26.18B) charge in H2 2025, reflecting a reset of its EV strategy amid muted demand. A U.S. jury on ordered Uber (UBER) to pay $8.5 million after finding the ride-hailing company liable in a lawsuit brought by a woman who said she was sexually assaulted by a driver when she was 19.
Uber's stock has fallen more than 20% off peak levels due to concerns about costly futuristic plans, but Deutsche Bank analysts say the investments are worthwhile.
Uber NYSE: UBER stock retreated to the buy zone in early Q1 2026, and signs indicate it can take investors on a ride they'll like. Boosted by recent earnings results, analyst trends, and institutional buying, this stock represents a profitably growing tech company relevant today and for the future.
Uber beats revenue estimates in Q4, but softer profit guidance pressures shares. Delivery growth remains strong.
Uber Technologies, Inc.'s Q4 results showed resilient top-line growth and strong user momentum, despite a modest EPS miss and market disappointment. UBER's consolidated EBITDA margin reached 4.6%, with Mobility margins slightly regressing due to a cheaper ride mix and higher insurance costs. The platform continues to expand, with MAPCs up 18% and trips growing 22%, supporting a robust long-term growth thesis.
Wedbush analysts have reiterated a ‘Neutral' rating on Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER, XETRA:UT8) following mixed fourth quarter results and guidance, while highlighting longer-term competitive risks from autonomous vehicles. Shares of the ride-hailing app traded down 5.4% at about $74 following its Q4 report.
UBER's Q4 earnings miss estimates despite revenue beating forecasts, EBITDA surging and gross bookings topping guidance.
Market Catalysts Anchor Julie Hyman breaks down some of the top stories impacting markets on February 4, 2026. Julie speaks with Wedbush Securities' Scott Devitt about Uber's earnings and the drop in software stocks.
Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER, XETRA:UT8) posted fourth-quarter revenue that slightly beat Wall Street expectations, driven by robust demand across ride-hailing and delivery services, though adjusted earnings per share fell short of estimates. Revenue rose 20% to $14.37 billion, surpassing analysts' forecast of $14.32 billion, while gross bookings jumped 22% to $54.14 billion, above the $53 billion estimate.