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Do we have any data to suggest that Uber is materially weakened? Do the negative headlines and social media posts necessarily translate into significant changes in consumer behavior?


Does losing talent and having trouble finding executives count?

No COO, CFO and CMO for such a long time means the CEO was not doing his most important job: creating a high-functioning executive team.

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2017-uber-leadership-gap/

You might think they're still strong in operations, but company-destroying risks rise every day the the leadership suite is in turmoil like this. And that's just internal risks: what about their competitors and antagonists?


Disclaimer: I'm in the Bay Area and roots in Chicago. People are not turning in my experience and have never heard of any of these scandals; however, when I bring them up and really get into them I have noticed people without prompt switching to Lyft. I think people who use Apple Maps or Google Maps' ride sharing feature find it especially easy to switch.


There are articles showing them losing share to Lyft.




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