Uber Is Finally Acting Like the Infrastructure It Always Wanted to Be
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- Uber in early 2026 looks less like a speculative app and more like real-world infrastructure for moving people, food, and goods.
- Profitability and scale have pushed Uber into major index funds, shifting it toward "core holding" territory in many portfolios.
- The big wild card is autonomous ride-hailing, which could reshape who has leverage—but likely still needs platforms like Uber to aggregate demand.
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