(CNN Business) – Uber lost the asombrose amount of US $ 6,800 million the past year … and in reality it is a good news.
Last year, the year that Uber reported the markets together with its quarterly results, represented a significant decrease with respect to the US $ 8,500 million lost in 2019. During the year, Uber sold costly, personal record and centered on what his executive director classified previously as “profitable crime.”
The company reported US $ 968 million in losses in the last three months of 2020, including US $ 236 million in action-based compensation claims. This figure is due to the loss of US $ 1,100 million last year. The company’s chief financial officer, Nelson Chai, said in a statement that Uber is looking “well monitored” for logging its “2021 profitability targets”.
Uber ha dicho that aspires to log profitability on a base adjusted before the finals of this year. Although Lyft reported its quarterly quarter results, Uber experimented more with respect to the third quarter of last year, however, it experimented with a reduction in the impact of the pandemic impact in the course of its travel negotiations. Uber has increased by US $ 3,200 million in the quarter, a 16% decrease over the previous year.
What happened to Uber?
Uber followed up with Eats, its food integration deal, which recorded an increase of 224% in US $ 1,400 million in the quarter and comparison with the previous year. US $ 1,500 million rail travel increases, up 52% from previous years.
The company has been working to upgrade its cardboard services in the last months. In July, Uber acquired one of its smaller competitors from delivery of alimony, Postmates, of US $ 2,650 million and a set of shares. Last week, the company announced the acquisition of the start up of Drizly alcohol.
The acquisition is currently underway and Uber has abandoned its most ambitious ambitions and costs. The company sells its autonomous vehicle investigation division and its passenger tax operations in December.
Uber, which has a history of lost power, has felt the effects of the pandemic. Approximately 25% of its staff recorded in multiple rounds of losses in the first semester of last year, as the global health crisis has put pressure on its main business.