Come up, excluse of ive insightm jamie dimon and ray dalio. Shares of uber, theyre sinking on continuing losses, more than a billion dollars in the Third Quarter. But the ceo predicts profitability within two years. And done everything right goings new chairman backing embattled ceo Dennis Muilenburg of the max crisis. Uber, shares falling stocks now 35 below the ipo price in may yesterday on closing bell, the ceo said he sees profitability as david said for the company in 2021 it was a very significant beat on the top line in terms of Revenue Growth accelerating and the bottom line. We increased our 2019 midpoint of our guidance and ebitda by 250 million. Ill tell you, while we havent finalized our planning, and it is going to take a lot of hard work from a lot of folks, were targeting 2021 for adjusted ebitda profitability full year sort of echoes of what lyft said last week street is mixed on this. I saw price target cuts and raises today. You got rbc saying that there is 1. 7 billi
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Click to expand Image Traffic flows under the surveillance closed-circuit television camera (CCTV) system along Bakuli Street in Kampala, Uganda, August 14, 2019. 2019 REUTERS/Akrena (Nairobi) -Uganda's new surveillance system, which allows the government to track the real time location of all vehicles in the country, undermines privacy rights, and creates serious risks to the rights to freedom of association and expression, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should scrap the system. On November 1, 2023, the government initiated the "Intelligent Transport Monitoring System," allegedly to address national security issues. The authorities say it will build on the country's existing traffic surveillance system with a network of surveillance cameras and mandatory cellular-network-connected tracking devices on all vehicles in the country. "Uganda's new transport surveillance system amounts to unchecked mass surveillance of all vehicles at all times, un
Nairobi Uganda's new surveillance system, which allows the government to track the real time location of all vehicles in the country, undermines privacy
Uganda’s new surveillance system, which allows the government to track the real time location of all vehicles in the country, undermines privacy rights, and creates serious risks to the rights to freedom of association and expression.