Uber Surges with $20B Buyback Amid Strong Q2 Performance

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Uber's stock fell 2.9% despite strong earnings and a $20 billion buyback, mainly due to concerns over the significant investments required for autonomous vehicle technology and competition from robo-taxi services. The company reported better-than-expected revenue and forecasted higher gross bookings, with ongoing investments in partnerships like Lucid to develop autonomous vehicles, but these efforts have yet to impact Uber's market share significantly.
- Uber Stock Falls After Earnings. It’s Brushing Off the Robo-Taxi Threat. Barron's
- Uber beats on Q2 revenue, gross bookings; launches $20B stock buyback Yahoo Finance
- Uber beats on revenue, announces $20 billion stock buyback CNBC
- Uber bets on loyalty program to drive growth, unveils $20 billion buyback plan Reuters
- Uber Boosts Buybacks by $20 Billion After Upbeat Forecast Bloomberg
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