SAN FRANCISCO—During the first day's closing session of Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said that his app has 40 million monthly riders paying an average of $50 for the company's ride-sharing services.
That's approximately $6 billion per quarter, which is roughly $1 billion more in bookings than Uber reported to shareholders for the second quarter. What's more, Uber's growth this year has been staggering: A late August story in Bloomberg stated the technology company had $3.8
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