Uber announced on Tuesday its ad business had hit a $1 billion annual run rate. Launched in 2022, Uber Ads offers formats on apps, emails, cartops, and in-car tablets.
Ride-hailing and food-delivery service Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER ) hasn't rewarded its investors with stellar returns this year, but don't fret. 2024 isn't even close to being finished yet, and an important piece of news from California should convince the skeptics to buy Uber stock today.
The ride-hailing company says gross bookings in the second quarter rose 19% from a year ago.
Uber reported earnings and revenue that topped estimates for its second quarter. The company's mobility unit reported a 23% increase in gross bookings to $20.6 billion.
Uber beat Wall Street estimates for second-quarter revenue and core profit on Tuesday, helped by steady demand for its ride-sharing and food-delivery services.
Both stocks have risen in popularity considerably over the years as consumers continuously flock to the platform, leaving taxis in the dust.
Uber Technologies Inc UBER will report second-quarter earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street expects 31 cents in EPS and $10.5 billion in revenues as the company reports before market hours.
Second-quarter earnings season continues with Airbnb, Caterpillar, Super Micro Computer, Uber, Monster Beverage, Shopify, Walt Disney, Eli Lilly, and Paramount.
Tony West, the top lawyer for Uber, is weighing in on polling and running mates. His presence has made some liberals anxious.
Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) stock price has moved into a deep bear market, falling by over 28% from its highest point this year and erasing most of the gains made earlier on. It has collapsed to its lowest point since January 2024 as the focus shifts to its upcoming earnings.
Uber Technologies UBER, a leading ride-hailing company, is set to report second-quarter 2024 results on Aug 6, before market open.
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