Grubhub Inc. (GRUB)

Though Uber's Q4 adjusted EBITDA guidance was better than expected, the opposite was true of its full-year bookings and revenue guidance.

The timing of this morning's rally? Almost simultaneously news broke from both China and the UK of possible drugs to fight coronavirus.

Shares of the food delivery company have rebounded in the last month but will need to contend with overhead chart resistance moving forward.

I would look to continue riding UBER on the long side with no interest in a short position.

With the U.S. restaurant-delivery market still seeing intense competition and discounting, GrubHub is reportedly exploring its options.

Let's dissect these two concepts that explain why we're rallying like we are now.

RealMoney's Eric Jhonsa offers some predictions for what the tech world will witness in the new year.

We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.

Despite the possibility of getting booted from London, Uber's overhang is behind it, and it can go higher from here -- especially if it tosses its food service.

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I'm all in favor of mergers and acquisitions -- the more we get, the higher the stock market goes -- but I am not in favor of making conclusions based on tips about deals.

The ride-sharing giant just reported slowing bookings growth and considerable losses for its Uber Eats unit, which is dealing with a highly competitive food-delivery market.

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The market is throwing a Halloween sale right now that it doesn't need to throw, and that's an opportunity.

EPYC processor revenue and unit sales jumping more than 50% have paced the way for AMD.

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Rest up for a busy week that includes earnings from Apple, Facebook and Starbucks.

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I railed against it broken-record like for months on end. It's here now, it's hurting the market, and it's only going to get worse.

Consumer-facing companies that forget will inevitably suffer the loss of this critical cohort.

Uber is promising growth with UberEats but its up to consumers to decide who can really deliver the goods.

Uber Technologies is taking longer than anticipated to reach profitability as the differences between its business and Lyft become more pronounced.

LYFT's earnings beat appears to be giving hope to Uber investors in advance of its own report later Thursday, but the two rivals have key strengths to watch, such as Lyft's U.S. focus and Uber's move on food delivery.