Uber rides take hit globally but food delivery business doubles

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New Zealand rides exceed pre-pandemic levels.

Uber rides take hit globally but food delivery business doubles
Homebound Uber customers more than doubled their orders from the company's food-delivery service in the second quarter but demand for ride-hailing trips only marginally recovered from pandemic rock-bottom. The company said that despite those larger challenges it is sticking to its goal of being ...

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