Uber’s losses ticked up to nearly $1 billion during the third quarter and annualized growth is continuing to slow, according to the private company’s self-reported financials for Q3.
The news comes ahead of the company’s anticipated IPO next year, which some bankers are saying could value the company at $120 billion, well over its last reported private valuation of $62 billion. The company’s slowing growth could be attributed to Uber’s rapidly diversifying business, including expansion in its food delivery service, Uber Eats, and new transportation offerings, such as bikes and scooters.
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