Uber Ipo

Uber's market debut sours most anticipated IPO since Facebook; only about a fifth of IPOs have ended first day of trading in red

Uber's IPO was a watershed moment for the decade-old company, which was started after its founders struggled to find a cab on a snowy night.

Uber prices IPO conservatively at $82.4 bn, hopes it will spare ride-hailing firm trading woes of rival Lyft

The IPO still represents a watershed moment for Uber, which has grown into the world’s largest ride-hailing company since its start 10 years ago.

Uber drivers in India talk of shattered dreams as the company gears up for IPO

Uber currently operates in 40 Indian cities and the country accounts for an estimated 11% of its global rides.

Uber drivers go on strike in London, New York ahead of IPO, early protests sparse

Drivers protest the disparity between gig-economy conditions and the sums that investors are likely to make.

As IPO nears, Uber clings to hard-knuckled tactics in pursuit of growth; 'old habits die hard', says former manager

Uber’s sharp-elbowed business tactics, detailed by lawmakers, city staff and regulators across the globe, as well as drivers and former employees, continue to drive the company.

Uber takes investor roadshow to New York as demand builds up before its IPO

Uber's IPO is being led by Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Bank of America Corp.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, management team take IPO roadshow to New York as demand builds up

Uber is set to price its $10 billion IPO on 9 May, seeking a valuation of up to $90 billion

Pinterest, Zoom shares surge in market debuts after IPOs

The surge valued the online scrapbook company at around $16 billion.

Uber nears investment deal for self-driving car unit: WSJ

Uber Technologies Inc's self-driving car unit could be valued at $7.25 billion.

Uber unveils IPO with warning it may never make a profit; operating expenses to increase significantly in future

Although Uber's user base includes customers of other services as well as ride-sharing, Uber’s 91 million is nearly five times the 18.6 million announced by rival Lyft Inc.