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Uber reported bookings for its ride-hailing business rose 9 percent in March 2021

Uber reported bookings for its ride-hailing business rose 9 percent in March
The uptick may signal a rebound is on the way for the battered ride-hailing industry
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Uber saw record gross bookings in March 2021, according to a filing posted Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The increase may signal the beginning of a comeback for the ride-hailing business, which suffered mightily in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Uber’s mobility segment, which includes its ride-hailing business, was up 9 percent between February and March 2021, with an annualized run rate of $30 billion. Uber’s food delivery segment UberEats, which helped the company stave off even bigger losses in 2020, doubled its annual run rate from March of last year, coming in at $52 billion. ....

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Uber Says March Bookings Were the Highest in Company History

The pandemic hit Uber hard, but March data from the company shows it is on the rebound, hitting booking and delivery records. ....

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Uber And Lyft Are Desperate To Get Drivers Back On The Road

Ride-sharing companies have been hit hard by the pandemic.
Lyft is preparing for an autonomous driving future by trailing self-driving BMW 5 Series robotaxis and working with Motion to launch an autonomous robotaxi service in 2023. Currently, the ride-sharing segment has been hit hard by the global pandemic in stark contrast to the auto industry. Traditional manufacturers reporting record sales since factories have restarted production.
According to Forbes, Lyft and Uber are experiencing severe driver shortages at a time when demand for rides is increasing as lockdown restrictions begin to ease and more people get vaccinated. While we re used to rides appearing in a few minutes, some customers have been unable to get a ride for over an hour. As a result, both companies are resorting to desperate measures to get drivers back on the road. ....

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Uber is spending $250 million to persuade drivers to get back on the road so it can pay them less again

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Uber is spending $250 million to persuade drivers to get back on the road so it can pay them less again
Uber is spending $250 million to persuade drivers to get back on the road so it can pay them less again
Tyler SonnemakerApr 8, 2021, 04:20 IST
Rideshare driver Teresa Mercado raises her fist in support as app based gig workers held a driving demonstration with 60-70 vehicles blocking Spring Street in front of Los Angeles City Hall urging voters to vote no on Proposition 22 on Oct. 8, 2020.Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images
pandemic shortage.
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Uber said it s a temporary situation and that pay will decline again as the pandemic subsides. ....

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Stimulus Check for Uber Drivers: Ride-Hailing Company Pledges $250 Million for Incentives Amid Driver Shortage

Stimulus Check for Uber Drivers: Ride-Hailing Company Pledges $250 Million for Incentives Amid Driver Shortage
Uber is planning to spend $250 million as stimulus payment to help bring back drivers to the ride-sharing platform.
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Uber is planning to spend $250 million as stimulus payment to help bring back drivers to the ride-sharing platform.
The payment should accommodate existing drivers and provide support to first-timers. Uber is hoping that drivers could go back on the road now that the state is pulling back some of the restrictions as the vaccines are rolling out.
The ride-hailing service is one of the many companies that took a heavy hit from the pandemic s effects. With daily travels and activities being heavily restricted, their customer volumes plummeted. Passengers and drivers share fears of close-quarters contact and risk of infection with each other ....

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