Chewy's strength is the recurring revenue its business model drives. While Uber Technologies may have missed last quarter's earnings estimates, the ever-growing demand for ride-hailing should widen its profit margins again soon enough.

Autonomous driving enterprises, like Tesla and Alphabet's Waymo, could possibly overtake this popular ride-hailing platform. A huge user base, a powerful network effect, and the ability to seamlessly match riders and drivers is an advantage for this business.

LYFT or UBER after Q4? Earnings misses hit both, but valuation, buybacks and price performance may tilt the scales toward one ride-hailing stock.

Uber: Market Is Likely Pricing It Wrong By Ignoring Its Platform Moat

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Uber (UBER). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

UBER expands its Life360 partnership to integrate teen accounts and real-time trip tracking, aiming to boost family travel coordination and engagement.

Waymo's momentum is undeniable, but Uber's scale is being undervalued in an AI-driven selloff.

Uber Technologies maintains a strong buy rating with a reiterated $150 fair value, citing accelerating fundamentals and market overreaction. UBER's AV integration, diversified profit pools, and global expansion position it to lead in autonomy, countering bearish disruption narratives. Delivery, international mobility, and suburban markets drive robust growth, with delivery alone justifying a substantial portion of current valuation.

The ride-hailing company expects to put more robotaxis in more cities this year.

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