Uber Freight
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Uber has given the freight and logistics industry its first sighting of the size and scope of its business as it reported third-quarter results yesterday, including separating its freight division with comparison 2018 numbers.

Previously freight, along with Uber Eats and other nascent investments, had made up Uber’s “other bets” division, but its latest results show, for the first time, the number of bookings and revenue its online freight brokerage platform has made since it was launched a little over two ...

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