Apple Magazine - USA - Issue 433 (2020-02-14)

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rider standpoint, the service has become more
expensive, but it’s very, very early.”


Uber’s stock cratered after its IPO, falling 42% to
a low of $25.99 in November. But it recovered
some ground over the last month, reaching $37,
about 18% below its IPO price.


The stock climbed 5% to $39 in after-
hours trading following the release of the
quarterly results.


Its losses in the fourth quarter included $243
million in stock-based compensation.

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