Uber cuts 10% of its workforce and shuts down in Nigeria and Uganda

The Next Web
Read full post
Uber is reducing its workforce by about 10%, cutting 3,300 jobs, and exiting the Nigerian and Ugandan markets to focus investment on robotaxi technology. The company is restructuring to reduce management layers and micro-teams, with European layoffs subject to local consultation laws. Savings from these cuts will support Uber's $10 billion commitment to autonomous vehicle partnerships.

More in Business & Enterprise

Apple’s first foldable is the iPhone Duo, and it costs $1,999

Covered by 6 sources

Universal Music is launching an AI music platform with ElevenLabs

Covered by 3 sources

Clay raises $115m at a $7.1bn valuation, more than double its 2025 price

The Next Web