eine frau habe ich kennengelernt, über einen afghanischen bruder.ähnt, dass es doch auch eine schwester gibt, die eine bruder sucht zum heiraten. ein deutschprachigen deutschen und dann hatten wir uns getroffen bei ihm zu hause und dort habe ich meine frau dann auch kennengelernt, ich bin ins wohnzimmer getreten und dann hat dann meine frau da gesessen und halt auch die frau von meinem bruder her und halt kuchen aufgetischt und leckerei und süßigkeiten und kaffee ja und ich hat das beim ersten mal sich schon sympathisch gefunden, aber noch nicht jetzt in dem sinn, dass es sein muss, aber es kam tag später. als ich zu hause gewesen bin, ja und hab dann irgendwie okay, warum ruft die nicht an, war mir ganz fremd, natürlich habe ich ja wissen müssen als muslim, dass man eigentlich als mann anrufen muss, sehr schön, irgendwann habe ich dann den den bruder gefragt, ich nach gar nichen bruder sagte ja ob ich doch ganz klar sei, ich habe ja gar nicht an, ich musste anrufen dort und nicht sie, hallo mariam chan, hallo, alhamdulillah, wir sind beide geschied

when uber and lyft started there were 17 ubers and lyfts, right? so the ones that were the most well funded, that grew the fastest and did the most marketing that were able to grab as many drivers and users were the ones that survived, but now that they're both public and dominant players around the world there's room for more than one winner. look, there's no question that it won a race, growing vertically and horizontally was focused on being a pure play. i'm hoping lyft can use the playbook to crank through the profitability threshold and grow revenue at the same time. >> there seems to be more optimism about the capital markets returning to some semblance of normality. what did you see? you mentioned your venture background and you're an early investor in a number of companies. you participated in a number of ipos, and direct listings and otherwise. what do you see from your front line? >> i don't think we're going to return to some normalized world because the world has changed. there is an entire shift in the u.s. economy and with technology

unterricht werden wir halt über koranwissenschaftliche themen sprechen, über geschichtliche aspekte,rsischen sprache. arabisch ist wurde am anfang gelehrt, jetzt momentan ist es so, dass wir halt nur persisch gelehrt bekommen haben, ansonsten haben wir meistens schwerpunkt auf koranwissenschaften und geschichte momentan, islamische geschichte, dann haben wir noch ein zeichen. auch ich arbeite mit imam mahdi kulturzentrum seit 5 jahre 800 000 schieten sind in deutschland aus diesem grund da haben wir hier neben dem moschee ein hause ein institut für islamwissenschaft vor imamausbildung und auch lehrer lehrerin ausbildung unsere kleine deutsche gruppen auch war unsere empfehlung und auch unser ziel hier ist deutschland wir arbeiten für deutschland. islam in deutschland, hier in deutschland, deutsche shiiten, ich kenne familiarjan und schwester mariam als freunde und mitarbeiter und als unsere schule und schulerin seit vier jahre, weil unser hause ist einzige hause in deutschland, deutschprachige hause für islamwissenschaft und schiawissenschaft, bruder aliaskander. dass menschen zu ver

ein... andere arzt, neurologe, der zu besuch auf dieser station war, war der meinung, dass ich doch übere gemeint, okay, lass uns mal versuchen, lass uns sie mal auf die auf meine station verlegen, ich will da was ausprobieren, vielleicht ist da was zu machen, irgendwie ja, ich war in der neurologie noch mal fast ein jahr, ja, ich musste rollschule so mich mit anfreuen arrangieren, also ich habe im rollstou gelebt, dann praktisch, dann habe ich okay, ich bin immer aufgestanden dann und immer umgefallen, immer wieder aufgefallen, weil ich immer versucht den mit dem rollstuhl vor mir zu schieben, den rollstuhl, ja, ich habe immer wieder probiert, hat halt funktioniert, als ich aufgewacht bin, natürlich, das hat ein gott praktisch, das war das schöpfer zu verdanken, ja, die Ärzte sind ja nur werkzeuge, ja, der nächste kontakt mit dem islam bin fand 2001, 2002 statt in form von damals dieser medienberichterstattung, die ich war, nahm, fernsehkanäle, überhaupt diese heesigen mädchen, was... islam so über islam berichtet hatten und starken inneren drang gespürt hatte, stark gespürt, ich muss m

islam, so über islam berichtet hatten und so ein stark in inneren trank gespürt hatte, stark gespürtn bin ich nach frankfurt gefahren und dort hatte ich dann imam, der aus Ägypten dort für ein jahr tätig gewesen ist, munir hieß der damals, weiß ich noch. habe ich dann wirklich alle fragen gestellt, die ich so auf dem herzen hatte und dann hat er mir auch die alle zufriedenheit beantworten können und habe mich dann mit islam entschieden, weil er für mich dann wirklich die vervollständigung aller schriften war, als ich die shahada gesprochen hatte, diesen zeitpunkt habe ich mich wirklich absolut frei gefühlt, ich habe das gefühl bekommen so ganz stark, dass die treppen aufsteige und dass ich einfach angekommen bin, ich hab die tür geöffnet, die bis jetzt. verschlossen geblieben ist, ich habe angefangen fün zu beten und hab das dann versucht durchzudrücken, damals auch noch mal in dem altenheim gearbeitet in manchen altenheim und hat dann da dort bekundet, dass ich aber höflich natürlich, ob ich dann weiß, dass ich muslim bin, und dass ich halt auch hier platz besteh, dass ich hier viel

and uber eats.service because when they have more drivers the users get shorter wait times and better pricing. but in terms of uber eats he explains that deliveries become a sticky habit, sticky for the consumer. and at the same time while the prices are high you get a much better deal when you sign up for an uber one membership which gives you zero delivery fees for uber eats. he says over half of their delivery items come from members. like with doordash online delivery is only extortionate for the people who don't pay a small monthly subscription fee. on uber's conference call the cfo actually said he was surprised to see just how sticky the food delivery business has become. and it seems to be getting even stickier. listen to this, quote, i look back five, six quarters of data and it gets better every quarter in terms of eater retention. end quote. pandemic happened. convenience means more time. and post-covid time is now the currency of the realm. not so much money. finally, let's talk about in

uber's ceo thinks people trust uber to try autonomy.g autonomous rides actually thruway mow which is a google company -- through waymo. its fleet in three cities books 100,000 the trips per week, 100,000 paid trips per week. that's pretty good. so can general motors' cruise unit do the same thing if it is on the uber platform? cruise is still banned on california roads because of that the issue with the pedestrian last year, so we'll see. it's available next we're where -- next year. stuart: i just can't see it anytime soon as a mainstream idea. i'm not going to jump into a robotaxi on sixth avenue in new york city. lauren: i think the answer is you're wrong -- [laughter] i think it's far away, i think this'll happen in the distant future. >> i've never been a first if tonight doer for technology, but i imagine it's going to take one trip, stuart. you and i are going to get in there and go, not bad, and then it's the new business model. lauren: mark mahaney said if it's cheaper, you might do it. stuart: all right, or then i can do it. n

our membership, for example, uber one membership which gets you no delivery fees for delivery for uberon mobility, those member ranks are at an all-time high, over 50% of volumes on delivery come from members and don't pay any delivery fees and we continue to increase that percentage. at the same time we're encouraging restaurants to offer more deals on uber eats, as well and bringing uber one to students for just $4.99 a month they can become members and hopefully when they grow up and become professionals they can continue the uber habit going forward so we do continue to invest in affordability and showing up in volumes, volumes in uber eats are up 17% similar to last quarter and we're gaining category position in every single one of our top ten markets on a year on year basis. >> fate has been somewhat challenged. what's going on there? >> yeah, freight has been challenged by the same weakness you see in retail to some extent coming out of the pandemic. the hangover is not over. the freight train continues to execute really well in a very, very difficult market, the fact is right n

let us start with uber. shares jumping over 10% uber up nearly 11%.op and bottom lines post ago 23% increase in gross bookings. it was the stock's best day since february, but only gets the stock back to where they were on thursday. so better uber, scott might be riding uber, it's gotten a lot more expensive to jump in those cars. >> you should look at tim -- oh, wait, no, you don't have a u -- >> it's an l. >> lyft. blicep. >> if i remove lyft and put in uber. the story for lyft is different than uber. uber has been the super app, dynamic around where they've certainly had market share, they've dominated. again, i think this gets back to margins. these guys are not able to pass on the same pricing even though they have tried. i would be a seller of that pop. >> seller that have pop. shares of marathon petroleum energized by a top and bottom line beat. higher crude oil processing volumes, strong midstream offsetting lower margins in refining. in fact, guy, marathon petroleum mpc not mro, there are two marathons, it can be confusing, had a very good da

. >>> why some blind customers are having trouble hailing rides with services like uber and lyft. drivers are illegally denying them rides. >>> now to our nbc news investigation into ride share companies like uber and lyft. across the country, people with certain disabilities say drivers are illegally denying them rides. candace nguyen reports from our nbc bay area station. >> reporter: as a special ed. teacher in san jose, california, annalisa gets to school a little differently. through the eyes of guide dog, cousteau. >> he is literally my eyes. without him, several times i would have been a pancake. >> reporter: cousteau gets annalisa safely to a curb each day to catch a ride share, if they can find a driver who will take him. >> he is a working service dog. >> yeah, but i don't have any -- >> okay, but it's against lyft's policy. you have to take him. >> i know, but, i mean -- >> he's not a pet. he's like a wheelchair. any time they break the law is when we start recording. >> reporter: those refusals not just impolite but illegal. a violation of the americans with disabiliti

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uber reporting story -- earnings this morning. bringing in nancy who covers the gig economy platforms. it's basically everything that runs through the uber platform apart from the tips, but within that there are loads of stories. natalie: from rideshare delivery, user frequency as well as driver activity on the platform is that it all-time high. this resulted showing how uber's strategy of pushing into new areas playing out well for them. they launch affordable options such as shadows -- and low cost share rides. that is contributed to the countercyclical story the ceo talked about on their call whether they are causing some downturn. ed: natalie all across uber and a lot more to come in that space. that will give us a bigger picture of the strength in that market. coming up on this program we are joined by the cto of palantir discussing the company's earnings released after the closing bell monday. one of the big movers to the upside. commercial customers, military customers, government customers. this is bloomberg technology. ♪

good afternoon, dei. >> that's right, critical time for cruise, and that may be why uber shares fellthe announcement cruise is a very complicated partner. in addition to what you just mentioned, it recalled 1200 robo taxis over a heartbreaking issue following an incident here in san francisco where one of its robo taxis dragged a pedestrian. some are saying some of that cruise stigma rubs off on uber shares are recovering, but cruise is far from the only autonomous driver uber has signed up with they said -- >> so we'll be on the lookout for that i want to say overall, this is very different than the approach that the uber co-founder believed was critical. travis callinick wanted to develop driverless technology in house, and if he didn't, they said they would face an existential threat from the wamo and cruises of the world so this is a real departure. they chose instead to partner, which is a much, much cheaper way to go about this but dom, i've been riding a ton of wamo robo taxis in san francisco. you do not go through the uber app like you do if you were to hail a ride share in

uber eats, doing great. uber transportation doing great.ock down over 70 and the report showed the consumer is still very strong, still using uber and changing the way they get food use ugg uber eat -- using uber eats. stuart: i bought in to some degree on your recommendation, but i did it because that's a global -- a global company. with a new idea for how to use technology and transportation. that's why i was into it. >> it was a great buy and people are going on the platform. what the company needs to do is know how to monetize those people on the platform and getting almost 3 billion rides over a three monarchy period and people are copping and they'll figure other ways to generate more revenue from the people using the platform. stuart: amazon. you like it. where's it going? >> love amazon. this recent pullback from 200 down to 160. big tech got hit hard and this seems overdone. invest in amazon here and getting back to 200 for me, it'll get there for you. that's a very nice return and remember, when amazon reported earnings. they've b

uber, mentioned that one. caterpillar is a dow component. here's uber, stock is holding steady right now, they had a double beat, steady demand for ride sharing and food deliver youly and monthly active platform consumers up 14%, total trips for the quarter, 21% higher. that's 3 billion. that's a very bullish number for uber and obviously fox corporation, the parent of this network is coming up and then disney, warner brothers, discovery, they're all coming out tomorrow. paramount global. but let's focus on uber and yum brands, rebecca, the story right now. >> yeah, i think this is actually a positive, right, with consumer sentiment coming down, cheryl and with us seeing mcdonald's and burger king struggling for value menus to be picked up saying the consumer is out of cash, for yum to come in with a beat on earnings, even though revenue is down, that means they're good at cost containment and doing other things whether it be with the hourly workers or expenses, they're containing costs. uber is actually also a very positive to the upside su

uber�*s stock was up solid result. uber�*s stock was up 5% on wall street.s x filed an anti—trust lawsuit against an advertising group and several companies including unilever. the social media company said the group couuded media company said the group colluded to discourage brands from advertising on the platform, once known as twitter, costing it billions in revenue. the bbc has reached out to the defendants. we have not heard back. 31, out to the defendants. we have not heard back.— not heard back. x has the global alliance _ not heard back. x has the global alliance for - not heard back. x has the - global alliance for responsible media, a coalition of advertisers of lating us anti—trust law. the suit alleges this group along with members which include companies like mars and unilever and the world federation of advertisers couuded world federation of advertisers colluded to suppress conservative voices and withhold billions in advertising ref new from the platform. a ceo hired in part for her strength with advertisers announced the lawsuit. i advertise

uber says all core yesterdays co deliver with uber are required to have the right to work in the u.s.it account sharing and it's something we take seriously. both apps have safeguards in place, including verification processes and real-time iding but it's pretty simple to buy a real account on social media or the dark web. they know how to do it. they're doing it all the time. hundreds who crossed the border million who crossed the border. cheryl: uber and doordash, they don't seem to have true control of what's happening at the micro level here. >> it's a case where you get into a vehicle or whatever and you have to have a face check of who is operating the vehicle and these people should be happy for that because there's going to be autonomous drivers soon enough to be deliveries. be happy even if you get your face checked. we have to know who is coming and delivering our food. i'm sorry. >> they have access to personal information, where you live, your name, you know, other things that come up on their app when they're delivering your. cheryl: this is for the food deliver youlies b

uber still holds an investment in your company are you able to work this other companies are are youith uber and more in the beginning and need to be able to serve the entire market to get the best economics and that means uber is the best approach and we actually have a competitor to us and it's one of the partners and investors as well and asia and looking at this and it's part of the plan. jot partnership from there and ai tech is very much powering these robots so where do you see that partnership evolving. it's been a close partnership and we can advance from them and getting feedback on this next wave of products that are going to be clear and machines are navigating their environments and really at full front of that and it's been an exciting fortunate way to work with them and hope to continue that. five times more compute and even more ai on the device. kelly: fascinating and appreciate your time today. congratulations on all your success. >> thank you, kelly. kelly: by the way, for those watching at home and wondering how do you not steal this when i was at the headquarters

people must -- you have to use uber and you have to use uber to bring your food. that's what you do in a recession. tack on $10 to my good bill by calling uber because i don't want to get out of my apartment. this is a sign that whatever they're doing with the japan carry trade, if they're self-pleasuring in the carry trade, let me tell you something, that's going nowhere. now, david, if japan is down 12 and then it comes back up ten, does that say to you what a mickey mouse market that is? >> yeah, disney is reporting. >> it's mickey mouse. >> no. >> donald duck? >> it's the yen carry trade. >> scrooge mcduck. >> do you need to blow your head off. who does that stuff? >> it was somehow a failure to anticipate, seemingly odd. >> been going on for a long time. >> it was well telegraphed. jp morgan, on another network, jp morgan's co-head of global fx said the carry trade is only between 50 and 60% complete, jim. >> that's what said to me, okay, look, if you want to call a bottom, you've got to be careful about these people who are not part of our market, don't know

many ended up calling friends and family for rides since uber was in high demand. >> i was going to uber, but it was really expensive because everyone was trying to uber. and so fares were pretty high. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says the system went offline around 10:00 thursday morning. it's still looking into what caused the network to fail. >> it's a computer networking issue that's impacted our train control system. so what it practically means for us, if we can't sense train control on a portion of the trackway, we can't safely run trains there. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is in the very early stages of upgrading the system entirely to hopefully avoid issues like the one today. it will also allow them to improve service by being able to run more trains. >> we actually are pursuing a train control replacement program, we want to switch from our current system which we've had since we started service 50 years ago, to a new and advanced communications-based train control system. >> reporter: riders for the most part handled the delay in stride, even though many say the outage added at least an ho

en la plataforma de uber a partir del siguiente año.nos pueden agregar su licencia de conducir a google wallet. es que el gobernador newsom anunció que el departamento de vehículos motorizados de california agregó este sistema como una opción para guardar tanto licencias de conducir como tarjetas de identificación digitales seguras, convenientes y privadas. california es 1 de 5 estados que ofrece una licencia de conducir digital en google wallet. las licencias de conducir también estarían disponibles muy pronto en apple wallet. palco deportivo en el fútbol profesional, 1 se supone debe competir hasta el final, menos cuando se trata de la serie de penales que vimos entre el deportivo táchira y el caracas fc en venezuela. este era un partido amistoso por así decirlo. es el clásico de venezuela, pero el portero no reacciona ahí. puede ser, no se toma mal. pero vean, el primer penal lo tira afuera y se nota mucho que lo tiró afuera. pues eso no iba a ser lo único. hasta ahí estaba medio confundido hasta la transmisión, pero todos los jugado

so howia do you negotiate with uber when labor law as it is truly interested characterizes you as an independent contractor rather than somebody who was working for this company? >> host: what was that the taft-hartleyar act? >> guest: taft-hartley act was an effort by people thought the wagner act had gone too far and that given labor too many rights. colonel robert taft of ohio? >> guest: that's right, robert taft, son of the present one how to taft would also been a supreme court justice, chief justice. the taft-hartley act, first of all, dave employers rights to fight against unions and station by giving them the right -- unionization by giving them right to try to persuade workers not to form unions. how that often operates today is that employers, is perfectly legal on your employers were time for the employer to say everybody, into this meeting, and then the meeting is all about why you shouldn't be any union. why union would be a match for us. the employer has the power to do that. in a way the union can't really effectively counteract the data have the ability to gather peop

. >>> back now with our investigation into rideshare companies like uber and lyft. disabilities are saying drivers are illegally denying them rides. station tells us, it's caught the justice as candice nguyen from our nbc bay area station tells us, it's caught the justice department's attention as well. >> reporter: as a special ed teacher in san jose, california, annalisa di leonardo gets to school a little differently. >> find the curb. >> reporter: through the eyes of guide dog cousteau. >> good boy. he is literally my eyes. without him, several times, i would have been a pancake. >> reporter: cousteau gets annalisa safely to a curb each day to catch a rideshare, if they can find a driver who will take them. >> i can't take a dog with me. >> he is a service dog. >> no. thank you. >> he is a working service dog. >> yeah, but i don't have any. >> okay, but it's against lyft's policy to refuse him. you have to take him. >> i know, but i mean, i'm not going to allow a pet. >> he is a not a pet. he is like a wheelchair. any time they break the law is when we start rec

para incluir vehÍculos auto monos en la plataforma uber.en vigor el prÓximo aÑo. la ola de calor que afecta a texas y el sudoeste del paÍs provocÓ miles de incendios domÉsticos debido al mal funcionamiento de los aparatos de aire acondicionado. 2800 incendios domÉsticos son causados al aÑo por aparatos de aire acondicionado con el resultado de a 40 muertos, 120 heridos y mÁs de $100,000,000 en daÑos y pÉrdidas materiales. los expertos recomiendan revisar alrededor y dentro de las unidades para detectar peligros como hierbas u otros desechos, tambiÉn india las rejillas y los filtros de uno a tres meses para eliminar polvo y residuos. el pozo de $500,000,000 de la loterÍa mega millÓn no tuvo ganador, hubo dos personas que atinaron las cinco bolas blancas el primero de ellos ganÓ 5 millones de dÓlares en texas, el segundo en tennessee 3 millones. el sorteo del mar de 27 de agosto tiene un premio mayor de $575,000,000. aparatoso accidente en el gran premio de fÓrmula uno de paÍses bajos, el auto del piloto estadounidense quedÓ envuelto en llama

was she taking a 600—pound uber? yeah! — she told me that.ceipts that was like $3,000, - $4,000 per month. many of the women we spoke to say they are still experiencing post—traumatic stress. in a split second, choosing to hit like and follow had unimaginable consequences. until recently, i still heard her in my head. i was thinking about giving up on life... whimpering: ..about suicide, because i invested my whole life in her. i had to do therapy. it's been almost 2 to 3 years that i've been doing therapy. and it's just a lot of work that i had to do to be able to talk about this. ah! - uh—uh. how does it make you feel when you're hearing that former clients are traumatised ? i don't believe it. i have to say they are absolutely ridiculousl and that they need to run back to their parents. - why do you think they'd make something like that up? because they want media. because they want to be somebody. l they want to talk about it. it's not real. j it's not true. i been working with this i for nine years, and i have 14,000 clients, and i had m

uber has ended the transfer of data, but says it will appeal against the fine.iant ikea is trialling its own second—hand online marketplace so customers can sell items to each other. the ikea preowned platform, which is already running in madrid and 0slo, will be rolled out globally by the end of the year. it is the company's attempt to tap on a growing market for second—hand furniture, clothes and equipment. india — the world's most populous country — is home to the largest number of young people anywhere in the world. while that is a demographic advantage, its population is also ageing rapidly. it is estimated that the number of people above 60 will double to 350 million by 2050. although an ageing population comes with its own set of challenges, some businesses are hoping to cash in. the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji reports. in their 60s and 70s, and on the road. venturing over 1,000km away from their home. with one aim — checking things off their bucket lists. travelling on a specially curated tour for senior citizens... hip, hip, hooray! ..these couples are vis

the uber driver is like turning around. he is so confused.k it is? i just sprinted out of the uber and eight hours later, i checked the app to make sure i tipped him. hopefully. maybe give me one star, maybe five. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back more with kaitlan collins, everybody. stick around. [♪♪] did you know, how you feel can be affected by the bacteria in your gut? try new align yogurt coated probiotic fruit bites. with a delicious apple and blueberry-flavored fruit center and yogurt coating, each bite is infused with added probiotics, to help promote a healthy digestive system every day. plus, they're packaged in individually-wrapped pouches, for daily digestive support on the go. look for new align yogurt coated probiotic fruit bites online and in the digestive care aisle of your local retailer. brand power, helping you buy better. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) welcome to your walmart talenti mango sorbetto is made with a hundred percent real fruit. -with alphonso mangoes. -yeah, i know. -oh? -right? -mmm-hmm. talenti

so how do you negotiate with uber when labor law as it's currently understood, characterizes you as a independent contractor rather than somebody who's working for this company? now, what was the taft-hartley act? the taft-hartley act was an effort by people who thought that the wagner act had gone too far and had given labor too many rights. so robert taft of ohio. that's right. robert taft, son of the president. william howard taft, who had also been a supreme court justice chief justice, the taft-hartley act. first of all, gave employers to fight against unions by giving them right to exercise their free speech to try persuade workers not to form unions. now, how that often operates is that employers it's perfectly legal on your work time for the employer. say, everybody, come to this meeting and. then the meeting is all about why you shouldn't be in a union? why union would be a match for us and employer has the power to do that in a way the union can't really effectively counteract. they don't have the ability, gather people and have equal time for example. so we're still operati

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the uber drivers like turning around. he is so confused.oice i think it is? i just sprinted out of the uber and eight hours later i checked the app to make sure i tempt h him. hopefully. maybe give me one star, maybe five. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right more with kaitlan collins, everybody. stick around. you know how i love dinos? how i talk about dinos all the time? like at all three meals, in the car, through the bathroom door, blah blah blah, dinos dinos dinos? well, i've evolved! and it's all about sharks now. so, for back to school, let's just focus on sharks and only sharks and if it's not sharks, it's not for me. i'm deadpool's roommate. blind al. i can't see him, [sniffs] —uggh! —but lord, can i smell him. i have old spice total body. keeping him fresh everywhere. ♪♪ ok limu! you set it, and as i spike it, i'll tell them how liberty mutual customizes car insurance, so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty,♪ ♪liberty, liberty.♪ ♪

he'll be joining us. >> why was uber so great and this is like coca-cola and uber's like pepsi?ber's got all this other stuff like snacks? >> that's interesting. it's also an international business. >> sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. daraa seemed very happy when he was on. i don't get it. >> we're going to get to find out. by the way, maybe you can decide that their guidance -- you know, you have to believe all the guidance, right? that's part of the issue here. these guys are guiding down. dara said he's not seeing that. >> this is another one that and also. >> it's a little bit confounding. airbnb shares are down. the company reported earnings it missed expectations, warned that it's seeing signs of slowing demand from u.s. customers. the company said it expected moderation in year-over-year growth in its key nights and experiences category. it also cautioned it was seeing shorter booking lead times. shorter booking lead times. i know we just did something, andrew. there's places where it definitely makes sense, you know what i mean? places where i would rather be pam

it is the dpa's third fine against uber and follows a 10m euros fine imposed just last year. after working hours. a new "right to disconnect" law is designed to curb the creep of work emails and calls eating into personal lives. the law does allow for bosses to contact their employees in an emergency and when it's reasonable to do so. more than 20 countries, mainly in europe and latin america, have similar rules. the president of the bank of china has stepped down from his role effective as of sunday. the bank's head of board has been named acting president. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we begin with the sad news that former england manager sven—goran eriksson has died at the age of 76. eriksson was the first non—british manager of the england team, he led the three lions to the quarter—finals at three major tournaments during his five—year spell in charge between 2001 and 2006. the swede managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio — where he delivered the serie a title in 2000, the last tim

>> oh, yeah and what really excites me about uber, stuart.an double from here and that's because i think that earnings will double from here and it has nothing to do with taking people or taking stuff. it has everything to do with the ad platform. think about it. when you're waiting for an uber you're looking at your phone and a captive audience staring at it. they will start putting ads on that phone. well, 150 million users are probably good for $90 per user of new revenue per year. i think that translates into $2 worth of earnings so i think earnings by next year are going to be four bucks, not two bucks. that means that uber right now is trading below 20 times earnings. that's cheaper than the s&p 500 with 100% growth so yeah, i'm very excited about uber. i own it, for my clients, money management clients and i think it's a double from here. stuart: a double from here. >> i do. stuart: magic words there adam johnson. how about nvidia? that's another of your stock picks. >> oh, yeah and we talk about this a lot but earnings are going to be

los viajes gratuitos están disponibles con este uber a santa clara, central park.ácil. puede llamar para pedir un viaje al teléfono 669201 18 92, donde tiene la opción de elegir el idioma español o lo puede pedir a través de la aplicación. es hooper en su celular. nada más tiene que poner su punto de origen y destino, además de cuántos viajeros irán en el vehículo o si lleva alguna bicicleta y con todo seleccionado, nada más le queda esperar unos minutos a que llegue su conductor designado. listo para su viaje? buenas, buenas, buenas. y aunque es durante el verano que tienen esta promoción de rutas gratuitas, ellos prestan servicio a lo largo de todo el año a bajo costo. un boleto normalmente para estas rutas cuesta 3.50 $ y para personas con discapacidades, estudiantes o personas que sean adultos mayores, hay descuentos que le llegan hasta 1.75 $ por ruta, explica. en la flota actualmente cuenta con 13 vehículos que al día de hoy tienen un tiempo de respuesta promedio de 15 minutos y aseguran los últimos estudios muestran que este número cubre la demanda actual, p

>> i think this continues to be an important topic for uber in terms of atonomous vehicles an how thisher this deal or a deal with boyd or certainly upcoming commentary around robotaxis with tesla, the market needs to figure out how uber is involved in terms of autonomous vehicles going forward. it could be pretty interesting for them in the sense this could be a centraling a degree gator or platform for this kind of market but it's so early. even though we have had an early success with waymo, it continues to be a topic of debate for investors with uber. >> what do you think >> we own it we have been trimming it the evaluation is getting to an extreme level. also the delivery business is the one if the consumer is slowing down, delivery is one of the most expensive pieces of uber so you just have to be cautious going into a slowing consumer economy. >> way to put the wet towel on this whole thing let's talk about turbo tax owner int wit. the company did issue disappointing guidance what's the trade >> we would buy more with a significant weakness from here they reported earnings so it

ridesharing giant uber has reported strong earnings from april to june, beating analyst forecasts. in latin america and the asia pacific region. the optimism surrounding ridesharing has spurred a rally with uber�*s stock rising by close to 5 percent. following last month's massive global outage, microsoft has pushed back against delta airlines claim of seeking 500 million dollars worth of compensation. last week, delta's ceo had attributed microsoft and crowdstrike to have caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and was therefore seeking damages. but on 6th august, microsoft — through a lawyer — stated that it was delta's older it infrastructure that slowed down its recovery from the blackout. lets take a look at the markets. london stocks inched higher. this boosted by financial stocks and corporate earnings. markets stabilised after a global stocks rout earlier this week. the acquires up over 8% and interesting —— the niakhate is up over_ interesting —— the niakhate is up over 8% — interesting —— the niakhate is up over 8% and it's one of the reasons that spurned the init