Uber Technologies

Tong's Portfolio

Outlook 2025: Where and what to invest in?

We disposed of our entire stakes in DR Horton and Airbus, and reinvested the proceeds into Talen Energy and Uber.

Global stocks

Uber Technologies: Riding on sustained improvements, positive outlook ahead

Uber’s outlook for the next financial quarter is overall positive.

Global stocks

Uber Technologies: Ride-hailing pioneer is attractive

The company’s one-year total return was –29.1%, although its results are improving.

China Focus

Didi wins okay to relaunch apps as China tech crackdown ebbs

Relaunching the apps is a prerequisite for Didi to resume business as usual
China asks Didi to delist from US on security fears - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

China Focus

China asks Didi to delist from US on security fears

Beijing’s moves against Didi have been particularly harsh

Company in the news

SoftBank falls as Son says business as usual after record loss

SINGAPORE (Nov 11): Masayoshi Son wants investors to believe that a record loss from investments in money-losing start-ups WeWork and Uber Technologies is but a bump in the road. Some are not buying it.

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

SoftBank reveals US$6.5 billion loss from Uber, WeWork turmoil

(Nov 6): Masayoshi Son is finally disclosing the damage from SoftBank Group Corp’s bets on WeWork and Uber Technologies Inc.

Global Markets

Briefs

Singapore (Oct 7): “Officially Tuas is designed to handle 65 million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units), but I am sure PSA can squeeze a little more out of it if we work hard.” – Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, at the groundbreaking of the Tuas Megapor

Tech

Cheap capital and SoftBank's audacious Vision Fund 2

SINGAPORE (Aug 26): Over the next week or so, bonds issued by governments and companies in Europe and Japan that trade with negative yields will cross the US$17 trillion ($23.5 trillion) mark, or five times the combined size of all the economies in Southe

Tech

Cheap capital and SoftBank's audacious Vision Fund 2

SINGAPORE (Aug 26): Over the next week or so, bonds issued by governments and companies in Europe and Japan that trade with negative yields will cross the US$17 trillion ($23.5 trillion) mark, or five times the combined size of all the economies in Southe
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