Uber missed its revenue target. The stock jumped 10 per cent. Wall Street is pricing a different company.

Uber missed its revenue estimate on Tuesday. The stock jumped 10 per cent. The divergence between the number Wall Street expected and the number the market rewarded tells the story of a company that has crossed a threshold: Uber is no longer being priced as a ride-hailing business that also delivers food. It is being […]

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Uber missed its revenue target. The stock jumped 10 per cent. Wall Street is pricing a different company.

Uber missed its revenue target. The stock jumped 10 per cent. Wall Street is pricing a different company.

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