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Uber's Stock Surges 1.39% on $961 Million Trading Volume Ranking 64th as Food Delivery Expansion and Green Initiatives Drive Growth

Market BriefTuesday, Apr 29, 2025 7:29 pm ET

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On April 29, 2025, Uber's trading volume reached $961 million, ranking 64th in the day's stock market. Uber's stock price increased by 1.39%, marking two consecutive days of gains, with a total increase of 2.15% over the past two days.

Uber Technologies Inc. has announced a significant expansion of its uber Eats food delivery service in the United States. The company plans to add 100 new cities to its delivery network, aiming to reach more customers and increase its market share in the competitive food delivery sector. This move is expected to boost Uber's revenue and enhance its position in the market.

Uber has also been focusing on improving its ride-sharing services. The company has introduced new features to its app, including a "Green" option that allows users to choose electric vehicles for their rides. This initiative is part of Uber's broader sustainability efforts and is expected to attract environmentally conscious customers.

Additionally, Uber has been investing in autonomous vehicle technology. The company has partnered with several tech firms to develop self-driving cars, which could revolutionize the ride-sharing industry. This investment is seen as a strategic move to stay ahead of competitors and prepare for the future of transportation.

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