Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) went public nearly four years ago, but it still trades about 30% below its IPO price of $45. The bears outnumbered the bulls as the pandemic throttled its growth, inflation tempered its post-pandemic recovery, currency headwinds gobbled up its overseas revenue, and it faced persistent threats of tighter regulations.

Yet, those challenges also masked a lot of its progress over the years. So today I'll focus on three positive aspects of Uber's business that smart investors shouldn't overlook.

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