
Uber Technologies, Inc. heads into the spotlight again as trading picks up, following word that the company will push its Uber Eats food delivery service into seven more European markets in 2026. The move, according to Uber, could tack on $1 billion in gross bookings throughout the next three years. “Strong demand” is how Susan Anderson, who leads the company’s global delivery unit, described the current trend on the platform. Shares ended Friday’s session down 1.7%, settling at $69.99.
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