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NASDAQ:UBER 30 March 2026 - 24 June 2026

Uber shares climb as Eats retail push, robotaxi deals stay in focus

Uber shares climb as Eats retail push, robotaxi deals stay in focus

Uber Technologies jumped 7.2% to $74.70 Wednesday morning after the company brought more retail brands to Uber Eats. Investors are still looking at how Uber’s delivery size stacks up against what it spends and when robotaxis could happen. Shares of Lyft were up 5.5%. Tesla was flat. Uber is adding Kiehl’s, FedEx Office, Blick Art Materials, Academy Sports + Outdoors and Choice Pet for U.S. shoppers on its Uber Eats, Uber and Postmates apps. “Customers are using Uber Eats for more than meals,” said Hashim Amin, head of retail for North America at Uber.
Grab Stock Gets a July 1 Test as Indonesia Cuts Driver Fees

Grab Stock Gets a July 1 Test as Indonesia Cuts Driver Fees

Grab Holdings hovered near $3.48 in U.S. afternoon trading on Tuesday, caught between a weaker Nasdaq and a fresh Indonesia margin test for its ride-hailing business. The Nasdaq-listed shares were last little changed, with about 31.7 million shares traded and a market value near $13.8 billion. The immediate issue is simple, and not small. Grab and Indonesian rival GoTo will cut the commission, the fee an app keeps from each trip before the driver is paid, on two-wheeler rides in Indonesia to 8% from 20% from July 1, the companies said. GoTo vice president director Catherine Hindra Sutjahyo said the company backed efforts to improve driver prosperity.
Lime sets IPO target at $180.9 million, Uber stake and debt guarantee get attention

Lime sets IPO target at $180.9 million, Uber stake and debt guarantee get attention

Lime started its U.S. IPO roadshow on Monday, looking to sell 6,956,522 shares at $24 to $26 each and list on Nasdaq as “LIME.” Pricing at the high end would bring in around $180.9 million, counting stock from current shareholders, and set Lime’s valuation near $1.66 billion after the sale. The timing is key because the U.S. IPO market has started to come back after volatility linked to the Iran war. That shift is letting growth companies try for new listings. Lime isn't just another software name coming public. The deal is a test for shared micromobility in public markets — those short city trips under five miles on rented e-bikes and scooters — after years of high costs, local restrictions, and other players dropping out.
22 June 2026
Grab climbs in holiday week with focus on Superbank, Taiwan agreement

Grab climbs in holiday week with focus on Superbank, Taiwan agreement

Grab Holdings shares bounced to finish the shortened U.S. trading week higher, with investors buying the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery name before the Nasdaq closed Friday for Juneteenth. Thursday’s close is the final live print traders get before the long U.S. weekend. Stocks bounced back, erasing midweek declines. The S&P 500 ended up 1.1%, the Dow added 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.9%. U.S. markets are shut Friday.
Australian mortgage rates stick high; spending debate heats up

Australian mortgage rates stick high; spending debate heats up

Young Australians are facing a “cost of spending crisis,” according to a Melbourne mortgage broker, a claim that’s started to gain traction. This is happening as borrowers in both Australia and the US head into another week of high home-loan rates. RBA keeps rates on hold, warns it could hike again The Reserve Bank of Australia held its cash rate steady at 4.35% on Tuesday. It said inflation remains too high and signaled it might raise rates again, which keeps the heat on mortgage holders and people trying to buy their first home.
17 June 2026
Aurora Picks Up Bullish Rating; Traders Focus on Monday Open

Aurora Innovation Shares Tick Up; Uber Stake Overhang, Driverless Truck Launch Eyed

Aurora Innovation, Inc. shares edged up Friday. The Nasdaq-listed stock was at $6.04 at 1:02 p.m. Eastern, up 1.09%. AUR moved between $5.82 and $6.08 through a bumpy session. Volume topped 23 million shares. Market cap hovered near $11.76 billion. Uber Technologies' partial exit from Aurora is still weighing on the stock. The company disclosed in an SEC filing that its Neben Holdings arm dumped 67.5 million Aurora Class A shares at $7.10 apiece via a block sale on June 2. This type of off-exchange sale can hit a stock by increasing supply and proving a big investor is cashing out. Even so, Uber kept 258.47 million Aurora shares after the deal, which is about 15.6% of the outstanding Class A shares.
Uber shares dip as regulatory pressure in New York heats up

Uber shares dip as regulatory pressure in New York heats up

Uber Technologies, Inc. shares slipped Thursday. The stock traded at $67.90 at 10:48 a.m. EDT, down $0.71. Volume was near 6.68 million shares. Uber traded between $67.25 and $69.37 so far. At that level, the company’s market cap sat at $140.6 billion. Investors are watching the latest regulatory push in a key U.S. market. Uber shares dropped after a rough session Wednesday. The stock closed at $68.61 on June 10, down 2.51%. Volume came in at 21.1 million, topping the 50-day average of 17.3 million shares, MarketWatch said. Uber is still 32.73% under its 52-week high of $101.99 from September 22.
Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Innovation stock faces pressure this week after sliding hard on Friday. The slump followed a broad tech selloff on the Nasdaq and new filings showed big moves by major holders in the self-driving truck company. Aurora shares ended Friday at $6.31, off 7.75%. Trading volume was 41.19 million. The stock fell around 14% for the week, after starting higher but selling off sharply on Wednesday and again on Friday. Last week’s close was $7.34.
Grab Stock Bounces While Nasdaq Sags—What Traders Are Waiting For Next

Grab Stock Bounces While Nasdaq Sags—What Traders Are Waiting For Next

Grab Holdings’ U.S.-listed shares climbed on Thursday afternoon, taking back part of the prior session’s drop while large-cap tech was soft. Delayed market data showed GRAB at $3.51, up 10 cents, or 2.9%, after trading between $3.37 and $3.55 on volume of about 27.7 million shares. The move matters because Grab is near the point where investors are testing whether its ride-hailing, delivery and lending growth can survive higher fuel costs and tougher regional regulation. It is not just a travel-and-food-delivery stock anymore; the market is treating it as a broader Southeast Asia platform bet.
Uber eyed as possible Delivery Hero buyer, DoorDash rivalry in view

Uber runs into price ceiling on $11.6B Delivery Hero move

Delivery Hero shares held above Uber Technologies’ €33-a-share bid on Tuesday. The stock was at €37.91 in Frankfurt, up 0.8% at 2:26 p.m., after reaching €38.13 earlier. Investors look for a higher offer if Uber wants to buy the Berlin-based food delivery company. Gap points to expectations. Uber’s initial confirmed bid put Delivery Hero at over €10 billion, but the market is factoring in a possible higher offer from Uber, other suitors, or both. Delivery Hero shares surged up to 12.7% Monday, touching their highest since late 2024 after talk of Uber considering a sweetened bid.
Uber Faces €33 Delivery Hero Bid as Long Weekend Looms

Uber Faces €33 Delivery Hero Bid as Long Weekend Looms

Uber Technologies shares could be in a holding pattern after Delivery Hero said Saturday it got an early takeover approach from Uber, with an indicative price of €33 per share. It's not a firm offer. Uber stock ended at $71.82 on Friday, off 2.43% before the Memorial Day holiday. Markets won’t trade on Saturday or Monday, May 25, with the New York Stock Exchange shut for the Memorial Day holiday. That leaves investors waiting until Tuesday for a regular session reaction.
Uber eyed as possible Delivery Hero buyer, DoorDash rivalry in view

Uber eyed as possible Delivery Hero buyer, DoorDash rivalry in view

Uber Technologies is looking at a full buyout of Delivery Hero, Bloomberg News said Friday. That would be a big step for the U.S. firm’s global food delivery expansion. Uber shares dropped on the report. Uber didn’t answer a request for comment from Reuters. Delivery Hero said it had no comment on Uber’s plans. Uber this week revealed it upped its holding in Frankfurt-listed Delivery Hero to 19.5% from about 7%, now the company’s top shareholder, with options on another 5.6%. If Uber takes its stake to 30%, it must make a mandatory offer for the rest, according to a filing.
Uber Stock Watch: Robotaxi Bet Hits U.S. Safety Test After Avride Crashes

Uber Stock Watch: Robotaxi Bet Hits U.S. Safety Test After Avride Crashes

U.S. auto safety regulators are now looking into crashes involving Avride autonomous vehicles—several running on Uber Technologies Inc.’s platform—casting new scrutiny on Uber’s robotaxi ambitions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it’s reviewing incidents that highlighted potential issues with how Avride’s cars handled public roads. Timing is critical here. Uber finds itself pitching a vision to investors, city officials, and drivers where robotaxis—autonomous vehicles—share the road with human drivers instead of replacing them overnight. According to Uber president and chief operating officer Andrew Macdonald, some “hard questions are being sidestepped” in the industry’s push toward autonomy, Axios reported.
Uber Just Put Lyft on the Spot With a Strong Bookings Forecast

Uber Just Put Lyft on the Spot With a Strong Bookings Forecast

Uber Technologies sent shares up roughly 8% premarket Wednesday after projecting second-quarter bookings that topped Wall Street forecasts. The San Francisco company’s ride-hailing and delivery units showed solid demand, a contrast to its first-quarter revenue miss. Timing is key here. Uber and Lyft headed into earnings week with Wall Street zeroed in on ride volume, delivery momentum, and how their tie-ups on self-driving tech might counteract rising fuel costs, weather snags, and mounting pressure from the likes of DoorDash and Waymo.
Uber Stock Gets Fresh BofA Buy Call as Robotaxi Bet Nears a Bigger Test

Uber Stock Gets Fresh BofA Buy Call as Robotaxi Bet Nears a Bigger Test

BofA Securities stuck with its Buy call on Uber Technologies, leaving its $103 price target unchanged on Monday. The analysts flagged continued strength in Mobility and Delivery bookings, and highlighted the upside they see in Uber’s autonomous vehicle efforts. Extra merchant-fee revenue, the firm added, has the potential to either lift EBITDA—earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization—or help bankroll additional growth. The schedule is key here. Uber will release first-quarter numbers before the bell on Wednesday, May 6, offering investors an early look at how demand, margins, and the costs of expanding past rides and food delivery are shaping up.
Uber’s Robotaxi Bet Gets a Hertz Boost as Earnings Loom

Uber’s Robotaxi Bet Gets a Hertz Boost as Earnings Loom

Uber Technologies is looking beyond its traditional ride-hailing platform, having recently started expanding into fleet operations and incorporating road data as part of its robotaxi ambitions. Chief Technology Officer Praveen Neppalli Naga is the latest voice from Uber pushing its ambitions further, saying the company hopes to start outfitting a portion of its human-driven fleet with sensors aimed at gathering real-world data for self-driving tech firms. That would build on AV Labs—the existing, smaller program running only purpose-built sensor cars. AV stands for autonomous vehicle.
Lucid Stock Hits Fresh Low as Uber and Saudi Cash Fail to Calm Wall Street

Lucid Stock Hits Fresh Low as Uber and Saudi Cash Fail to Calm Wall Street

NEWARK, California, April 28, 2026, 06:03 Lucid Group shares slid to fresh lows, shrugging off new funding from Saudi investors and Uber. Traders zeroed in on dilution, shaky first-quarter results, and the expensive pushback in Gravity SUV deliveries. The stock hovered around $5.92 on Robinhood, not far from its $5.83 52-week bottom, putting Lucid’s market cap close to $1.96 billion.
Can Uber Stock Top $100 Again? Blacklane Deal and 125% Three-Year Run Revive Debate

Can Uber Stock Top $100 Again? Blacklane Deal and 125% Three-Year Run Revive Debate

Uber Technologies jumped about 1.4% midday Monday to $70.15, clawing back some ground but still sitting nearly 31% off its 52-week high of $101.99. Shares caught attention after the company struck a deal to acquire Blacklane, the German chauffeur outfit. A fresh price target cut from Wells Fargo underscored how divided analysts remain on Uber’s valuation. The clock’s a factor here. On Sunday, a Motley Fool piece—picked up by AOL—pointed to a 125% gain for the stock over the last 36 months. That would have turned $10,000 from late March 2023 into $22,490. Meanwhile, a different take from 24/7 Wall St., which made the rounds on Yahoo Finance late last week, suggested the stock has room to top $100 in 2026.
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