Uber Technologies Inc is a leading technology company that revolutionizes urban transportation and logistics through its mobile app platform. The company connects riders with drivers for convenient ride-hailing services, while also offering a range of additional services, such as food delivery through Uber Eats and freight transportation. With a focus on innovation, Uber continually explores advancements in areas like autonomous vehicles and aerial mobility, aiming to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of transportation solutions for individuals and businesses worldwide. Read More
Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER) and GameStop (NYSE: GME) today announced a new partnership that brings one of the largest gaming retailers to the Uber Eats marketplace. Customers can now order video games, gaming consoles, accessories, collectibles, and more from GameStop locations nationwide on Uber Eats for scheduled or on-demand delivery.
The demand for digital transportation continues to grow. Passengers now expect to book a ride, compare vehicle options, view estimated fares, track the ass
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CHARLOTTE, NC - July 14, 2026 - NC Car Accident Lawyers is highlighting its Durham rideshare accident services for people injured in Uber, Lyft, and app-based transportation crashes where insurance...
ATLANTA, GA - Whether Uber's insurance applies after a Georgia crash can hinge on a detail that's easy to miss in the chaos of the aftermath: what the driver was doing in the app at the exact moment of impact. Because rideshare drivers use their personal vehicles for commercial trips, the line between private commuting and paid transport can blur in an instant.
Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER) will hold its quarterly conference call to discuss its second quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, August 5th at 5:00 a.m. Pacific Time (8:00 a.m. Eastern Time).
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As the gig economy reshapes American labor markets, a quiet financial crisis is building beneath the surface. Independent contractors, app-based delivery drivers, rideshare operators, and freelance professionals now represent a substantial and rapidly growing share of the U.S. workforce, yet the vast majority remain entirely unprotected by the traditional workers' compensation system. For policymakers, employers, and even market observers tracking labor sector dynamics, this coverage gap represents one of the most underappreciated systemic financial risks in the modern economy.
