Uber

Uber built the app that turned a phone into a taxi and then used the same playbook for food. It runs the world's largest ride-hailing network, matching riders with drivers in thousands of cities, and pairs it with Uber Eats for restaurant delivery and a freight arm that connects shippers with truckers. The model is a marketplace: Uber owns few cars and employs few drivers, instead taking a cut of each trip and delivery, which lets it scale across roughly seventy countries. After years of heavy losses in a land grab for market share, the company turned consistently profitable and cash-generative, a shift that rerated the stock. Founded in 2010 and based in San Francisco, Uber now handles tens of millions of trips a day. Its longer-term questions center on autonomous vehicles, which could either gut its driver model or slash its biggest cost.

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