Uber Back to Losing Money as Revenue Slows

Uber reported a loss of $891 million in the second quarter, with revenue growth slowing from 70% to 63%. Despite aggressive investments in areas like self-driving cars and food delivery, Uber's main business growth is decelerating. The company, which is privately held, shares selective financial results. Uber Eats is growing rapidly, potentially masking declines in ride-sharing. Uber's global footprint is limited after selling businesses in Southeast Asia, Russia, and China, though it retains stakes in these regions.

What was Uber's loss in the second quarter of the year?

How did Uber's revenue growth change from the last quarter to this quarter?

What initiatives is Uber's CEO investing in?

What impact might growth in Uber Eats have on the ride-sharing business?

How has Uber's global footprint changed due to its business sales?