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Uber’s slashing 10% of its global workforce—roughly 3,400 jobs—as CEO Dara Khosrowshahi pushes for a leaner, faster operation with clearer ownership and quicker decisions. The move, framed as essential to streamline growth and cut coordination overhead, comes after Uber reshaped urban mobility since its 2009 launch. While the company is also exiting Nigeria and Uganda (and already Tanzania), it’s concentrating delivery operations in key hubs like NYC and SF, banning remote work. Analysts predict major savings, and surprisingly, Uber’s stock edged up post-announcement—despite ongoing debates over driver pay and gig economy fairness.

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