Uber is a global technology platform that connects providers and consumers across three distinct marketplaces: Mobility links riders with drivers across ridesharing, carsharing, and rental vehicles; Delivery enables consumers to order meals and goods through a digital platform connecting restaurants, grocery stores, and other merchants with courier drivers; and Freight operates a digital marketplace connecting shippers and carriers for logistics and transportation services. The company generates revenue primarily through commissions on mobility and delivery transactions, logistics fees in freight, and advertising across its network, while building cross-platform synergies through membership programs and leveraging its massive user base and proprietary technology infrastructure across more than 70 countries.