Uber reports $1B loss as revenue rises
01 June 2019 |
1:04 pm
Car sharing giant Uber has met its first-quarter forecast, with a loss of $1 billion but increasing revenue and users. The losses were the result of big spending in the lead-up to its IPO earlier in May.
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