Uber's profit forecast disappoints as driver shortages, Middle East conflict hurt
Economic Times Tech ·
Summary: The company is responding by spending more to recruit and retain drivers, a cost that will be watched closely because it comes as the company also funds a major push into autonomous vehicles and a string of acquisitions.
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