Uber Technologies stock has delivered a strong 90.4% gain over the past five years, yet current valuation checks still suggest the shares lean cheap rather than stretched. With the company leaning into autonomous vehicles and large acquisitions, investors are weighing that track record against what the current price implies. Over five years, Uber Technologies has returned 90.4%, which puts current holders in a solid position but raises the question of how much of that progress is already...

Uber generates roughly four times Shopify's quarterly revenue, but Shopify's growth rate gap tells a different story about which business is scaling faster.

Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) said second-quarter gross bookings rose 22% year over year to more than $58 billion, exceeding the high end of its guidance range and marking its fourth consecutive quarter of growth above 20%. Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi said the company also produced 35%

Moby summary of Uber Technologies, Inc.'s Q2 2026 earnings call

Uber Technologies Inc (UBER) reports 22% gross bookings growth and surpasses $10 billion in trailing free cash flow, while navigating competitive pressures and scaling its AV strategy.

Uber's multiyear autonomous-vehicle commitment accompanied a third-quarter profit forecast below Wall Street expectations.

Uber Technologies on Wednesday outlined plans to spend more than $10 billion on robotaxis over the coming years and said Waymo ‌remained an important partner despite reports that the Alphabet unit was considering ‌ending their alliance. The company said on Wednesday the investments in robotaxis would largely comprise equity investments in autonomous-driving partners and balance-sheet support for fleet operations and vehicle ‌commitments. Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, on ⁠a conference call with analysts, brushed off reports of Waymo considering ending their partnership, saying he expected the companies to continue operating together ⁠in Austin and Atlanta, while the ride-hailing company expanded ties with other autonomous vehicle developers.

Uber is leaning into delivery services with its acquisition of Delivery Hero. Plus, GE Aerospace is having a hard time sourcing materials.

Event overview and why Uber Technologies stock is in focus Uber Technologies (UBER) is back in the spotlight after agreeing to acquire Delivery Hero in a deal valuing the German company at about €13b, alongside a separate plan to divest overlapping delivery operations. The business combination is set to extend Uber’s delivery footprint to 99 markets worldwide, while overlapping Delivery Hero businesses in 14 markets are earmarked for sale to investment firm SSW Partners to support regulatory...

Ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies Inc. has reached an agreement to acquire German food delivery platform Delivery Hero SE in a deal worth $14.8 billion. Uber to Pay Over $47 Per Share On Thursday, the company released an official statement, confirming...

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Business combination call puts Delivery Hero in focus Delivery Hero (XTRA:DHER) is under the spotlight after a scheduled M&A call to discuss a proposed business combination agreement, prompting investors to reassess the food delivery group's global footprint and stock performance. See our latest analysis for Delivery Hero. The proposed business combination discussion lands after a sharp shift in sentiment toward Delivery Hero, with an 80.27% 90 day share price return and a 74.99% one year...

Uber Technologies' (UBER) planned Delivery Hero purchase could expand its delivery business, deliver

Uber is making its biggest move yet in global food delivery. The company announced Thursday that it has agreed to acquire Germany-based Delivery Hero in a transaction valued at approximately $14.8 billion, a deal that would significantly expand Uber Eats’ international reach and create a combined mobility and delivery platform operating across 99 countries. Together, […]

Delivery Hero disclosed a business combination agreement that could reshape parts of its operations and corporate structure. The agreement outlines plans for combining certain business units with another party, subject to customary approvals and closing conditions. For investors watching XTRA:DHER, the new business combination agreement lands after a period of mixed share performance. The stock last closed at €38.2, with the share price up 3.8% over the past week, 67.4% year to date, and...

Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) executives said the company’s proposed acquisition offer for Delivery Hero is intended to expand its cross-platform mobility and delivery strategy into additional markets while remaining within Uber’s financial discipline and capital allocation framework. Speaking on a

Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER), a U.S. ride-hailing company with a food-delivery business, has agreed to acquire Delivery Hero (DELHY), a German food-delivery company operating across international markets, in a transaction valuing the business at $14.8 billion. Uber will offer 41.50, or about $47.60, for each Delivery Hero share and acquire its operations across 50 markets, subject to regulatory approval. The offer represents a roughly 26% increase from Uber's original 33-per-share proposal in May. Delivery Hero shares have gained about 68% this year and were little changed at 38.28 in Frankfurt on Thursday, while Uber shares rose slightly to $73.42 before trading opened in New York.

Consumer stocks were higher late Thursday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select S

Uber stock was slightly higher after the company announced a deal for Delivery Hero, following weeks of negotiations.

Consumer stocks were higher Thursday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector

Uber has agreed to acquire Delivery Hero in a $14.8 billion all-stock deal that would nearly double the company’s global footprint and create one of the world’s largest food-delivery platforms outside China.

The deal would combine two of the world’s largest delivery companies and roughly double Uber Eats’ global footprint.