Third Point (Dan Loeb) discloses updated portfolio positions in 13F filing

New AMZN OPCH FIS UBER TSM ICE positions, Exited CL NATI

Highlights from Q2 2023 filing as compared to Q1 2023:

• New positions in: AMZN (~4.1 mln shares), OPCH (~3.5 mln), FIS (~0.3 mln), UBER (~2.78 mln), TSM (~2.45 mln), ICE (~1.85 mln), ATVI (~1.65 mln), HZNP (~0.5 mln), NVDA (~0.5 mln), BKI (~0.46 mln)
• Increased positions in: BABA (to ~2.95 mln shares from ~1.33 mln shares), DEN (to ~1.68 mln from ~0.25 mln), VST (to ~3.32 mln from ~2.12 mln), J (to ~1.35 mln from ~0.19 mln), HTZ (to ~7.32 mln from ~6.35 mln), DD (to ~4.6 mln from ~4 mln), MSFT (to ~1.52 mln from ~1.05 mln) MU (to ~1.55 mln from ~1.2 mln), AMD (to ~1.2 mln from ~1 mln) IFF (to ~2.65 mln from ~2.55 mln)
• Maintained positions in: BBWI (~13.85 mln shares), AIG (~2.95 mln shares), FERG (~1.28 mln shares)
• Closed positions in: CL (from ~11.05 mln shares) NATI (from ~2 mln), NPWR (from ~1.5 mln), TECK (from ~1.15 mln), CTLT (from ~0.2 mln), HCNE (from ~0.99 mln), CRM (from ~0.8 mln), UNH (from ~0.34 mln)
• Decreased positions in: PCG (to ~54 mln shares from ~59.25 mln shares), GOOGL (to ~1.43 mln from ~4.75 mln), HCA (to ~0.6 mln from ~0.86 mln), EGGF (to ~0.95 mln from ~1.1 mln), DHR (to ~2.6 mln from ~2.75 mln)

==Uber (UBER) reported earnings on Tue 1 Aug 23 (b/o)

 

Uber beats by $0.19, misses on revs

• Reports Q2 (Jun) earnings of $0.18 per share, $0.19 better than the FactSet Consensus of ($0.01); revenues rose 14.3% year/year to $9.23 bln vs the $9.34 bln FactSet Consensus.
  • Gross Bookings grew 16% year-over-year ("YoY") to $33.6 billion, or 18% on a constant currency basis, with Mobility Gross Bookings of $16.7 billion (+25% YoY or +28% YoY constant currency) and Delivery Gross Bookings of $15.6 billion (+12% YoY or +14% YoY constant currency).
  • Trips during the quarter grew 22% YoY to 2.3 billion, or approximately 25 million trips per day on average.
  • Monthly Active Platform Consumers ("MAPCs") reached 137 million: MAPCs grew 12% YoY and 5% QoQ to 137 million, driven by continued improvement in consumer activity for our Mobility offerings.
  • Adjusted EBITDA of $916 million, up $552 million YoY. Adjusted EBITDA margin as a percentage of Gross Bookings was 2.7%, up from 1.3% in Q2 2022. Incremental margin as a percentage of Gross Bookings was 12.2% YoY.
• For Q3 2023, we anticipate:
  • Gross Bookings of $34.0 billion to $35.0 billion
  • Adjusted EBITDA of $975 million to $1.025 billion

Insider Trading : Tue 6/20/23

Notable purchases -- CFO adds to QRHC; notable sales -- Chair active in FOX

Buyers:

• BVS Director / 10% owner bought 292,126 shares at $3.075 - $3.63 worth ~$987K.
• FBIZ Director bought 6,000 shares at $30.36 - $30.75 worth ~$183K.
• NVCT 10% owner bought 32,124 shares at $17.54 - $17.71 worth ~$569K.
• QRHC Sr. VP of Finance and CFO bought 18,000 shares at $5.79 - $5.90 worth ~$106K.
• TCBI Director bought 2,000 shares at $54.17 worth ~$108K.

Sellers:

• ATEC Director sold 71,329 shares at ~$15.15 worth ~$1.1 mln.
• FOX Chair sold 100,000 shares at $33.60 - $33.68 worth ~$3362K.
• GMS 10% owner Coliseum Capital sold 1,219,478 shares at $66.01 - $68.04 worth ~$81.0 mln.
• INOD Director sold 81,564 shares at $12.10 - $12.67 worth ~$1.0 mln.
• NRC 10% owner Amandla MK Trust sold 33,027 shares at $45.00 - $45.295 worth ~$1.5 mln.
• UBER SVP, Marketing and Public Affairs sold 15,000 shares at ~$42.1875 worth ~$633K.

For regular updates on our insider summaries and commentary, please add Briefing ticker INSID to ticker alerts. Transactions exclude pre-arranged trading plans. Sales exclude option-related sell-offs.

====Uber (UBER) reported earnings on Thur 6 Aug 20 (a/h)

• Aug.3: #20, 29; vol. 17M  -->  +11%

Uber (UBER) reported second-quarter earnings late Thursday that missed estimates by a wide margin, though revenue beat. Uber stock fell.

The company reported an adjusted loss of $1.02 per share on revenue of $2.24 billion. Wall Street expected a loss of 81 cents on revenue of $2.08 billion. The provider of ride-sharing and food delivery services has yet to show a profit. Revenue fell 29% from the year-ago period.

Uber stock initially fell 4.4%, then recovered some ground. It was down 2.5%, near 33.85, during after-hours action on the stock market today.

Gross bookings fell 35% from the year-ago period to $10.2 billion. Wall Street expected gross bookings of $10.5 billion.

Gross bookings of its Uber Eats food-delivery service jumped 106% to $6.96 billion. That beat estimates of $6.57 billion.

Gross bookings at its ride-sharing unit plunged 75% to $3.05 billion. That was below estimates of $3.47 billion, as the pandemic continued to limit people's travel and commuting.

It was the first time Uber Eats outperformed its ride-sharing business. That's due to changes in consumer patterns amid the pandemic.

Ride-Sharing Comes To Screeching Halt
In July, Uber said gross bookings for its ride-share business plunged 75% during the second quarter from the year-ago period. Ride-sharing came to a screeching halt for both Uber and its rival Lyft (LYFT) as the global lockdown went into effect in early March.

Both companies slashed payrolls. Lyft announced plans to cut nearly 17% of its workforce, along with salary cuts for executives. Uber cut 14% of its workforce. Meanwhile, Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi agreed to waive his base salary for the rest of the year.

Earnings this week : August 3 - 7, 20 (wk 32)

Monday (Aug 3)

• Morning: CLX CMS CNA EME GPN LGND CLI MPC MCK MCY MPLX NNN NBL TKR TSN
• Afternoon: AIG BRKR BWXT CWST CHGG CRUS FANG DLB PLOW EMN FIVN FBM FRPT HHC H ICHR IR INVH ITRI KMPR KMT KLACRMBS RRC O RBC REG RNG SBAC SEDG STE SYKE TTWO THC TXRH TREX VVV VNOM SPCE WMB

Tuesday (Aug 4)

• Morning: ACM ATI AMRN AMCX AME ARMKBMCH BP CNK CYBR DEA EPC ESI EMR AQUA EXC EXPD FIS FI IT THRM HEES HAE HLNE HSIC IAA INCY INGR IPHI XENT IGT IPGP JELD KKR LCII LEA LDOS TREE LGIH MNK PRIM RCM RL RHP SPNS BLD TDG USCR USFD VSH VMC WEC WBT WRK ZBH
• Afternoon: ACHC ATVI ALSN ALL ANET BYND BMRN BOOT CDLX CDNA CDK CNO COHR CMP CORT DK DVN ENTA ENPH ETH EVER EVTC EXR FOE FNF FMC FOXA GTES GLUU LOPE GDOT PEAK ICFI IOSP INGN INSP NVTA JAZZ KTOS LC LPSN LMNX MTCH MODN MNST NKLA NPTN NEWR NUVA ONTO OMI ORCC PAYC PAA PLNT PPD PUMP PRU RGA TSLX TRHC TRUP TWLO UPWK VRSK DIS WU WW WYNN

Wednesday (Aug 5)

• Morning: AEIS GOLF ALE ABC ARES ASTE ATH AVA BCOR BWA BV CPRI CDW FUN CRL CLH CVS DISCA ERJ ENBL ENR EVRG EVOP EXTR FVRR GCP GEL ROCK HSC HEP HMC HZNP HUM INMD IONS KAR LL MTG MIDD MRNA NYT NXST NLSN NI DNOW ODP PSN PRGO REGN REYN SRE SBGI SR STWD STOR SSYS TCP TEVA TRI VCEL VST WD W WEN WWW
• Afternoon: ACAD DDD ADT ADTN ATSG ALRM ALB DOX UHAL AEL AWK ANSS ARNA ATO BTG BLDP BNFT BFAM CCMP CWH CVNA CTL CDAY CF CHX CHNG XEC COLL CPA CXW CTVA CCRN CSGS CUB DAR DCP ELF ECPG ENDP ET PLUS EPR WTRG ETSY RE FSLY FATE FRT FISV FOXF FNV FTDR GBT GMED GDDY HR HI TWNK HUBS IAG IMMU INFN INSG JACK KBR KRO LHCG LNC LYV MFC MRO MATX MBI MET MWA NTRA NVRO LASR MNIH NUS NUAN OLN OHI OSUR OR OUT PAAS PK PE PDCE PVG PRI PGNY PTCT PSA QTWO KWR RYN RCII RMD ROKU RGLD SGMO SRPT SILK SONO SJI SQ STAA SUN SPWR SYNA TTGT TRMB TWO VAR VSLR VOYA HCC WELL WDC ZIXI ZGNX ZNGA

Thursday (Aug 6)

• Morning: AAON ABMD ACIW ADNT WMS AES ALNY AEP AMRX AAWW BLL BHC BDX BMY CNQ CAH ECOM LNG CHH CWEN CCOI CFX COMM CORE CRON XRAY EPAM EXLS FLI GTN HL HLT HIMX IBP NTLA IDCC IRM IRWD JLL KELYA KTB LAMR LAUR LXP MMS MYL EYE NICE NOMD NCLH OGE PCRX PZZA PH PENN DOC PNW PLUG PBH PWR QSR STNG SEE SERV SRCL SYNH TRGP TEN MEET SHYF THS USPH VGR VER VIAC VSTO VG WLK WIX YETI ZTS
• Afternoon: AL XLRN LNT ALTR AYX AMH COLD AMN AINV APPN AGO AVT AAXN AXNX BECN BL BKNG EPAY BHF CABO CBT CZR CATM CARG CHUY NET ED CNDT CUBE CWK DDOG DRH DBX DXC EDIT ENV EOG EB EVBG EXEL FGEN FSLR FLO FTNT GPRO GRPN GH GWPH HTA HLF ILMN PODD IRTC LSI LFG.A LTHM LVGO MAIN MTW MMI MHK MSI NFG NSA NKTR NNI NWSA NDLS NLOK OTEX PCT PLYA POST PRAA PRAH PBYI RPD ROLL RMAX RGNX RSG RBA STMP SLF SVMK SWCH TMUS TLND TDC REAL TTD TPIC TRIP TRUE TWST UBER OLED UPLD ECOL VSAT WCM WWD YELP ZG ZIOP

Friday (Aug 7)

• Morning: CSIQ CNNE ROAD HMSY TILE KIM MGA NJR NWN SABR VTR VIRT

Earnings spotlight: 

• McKesson (NYSE:MCK), Marathon Petroleum (NYSE:MPC), Tyson Food (NYSE:TSN), AIG(NYSE:AIG), Tenet Healthcare (NYSE:THC) and Dish Network (NASDAQ:DISH) on August 3; 
• BP (NYSE:BP), US Foods (NYSE:USFD), Exelon (NASDAQ:EXC), Prudential (NYSE:PRU), Disney (NYSE:DIS), Allstate (NYSE:ALL), Ralph Lauren (NYSE:RL) and Fox Corporation (NASDAQ:FOXA) on August 4; 
• Honda (NYSE:HMC), CVS Health (NYSE:CVS), Humana (NYSE:HUM), Wayfair (NYSE:W), Wendy's (NASDAQ:WEN), MetLife (NYSE:MET) and Western Digital (NASDAQ:WDC) on August 5; 
• Cardinal Health (NYSE:CAH), Bristol-Myers (NYSE:BMY), ViacomCBS (NASDAQ:VIAC), Mylan (NASDAQ:MYL), Yeti (NYSE:YETI), T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS), Con Edison (NYSE:ED) and Uber (NYSE:UBER) on August 6; 
• Magna International (NYSE:MGA), Domtar (NYSE:UFS) and Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) on August 7.

=Uber (UBER) reported earnings on Mon 4 Nov 19 (a/h)

Uber beats by $0.16, beats on revs, raises FY19 Adj. EBITDA guidance

Reports Q3 (Sep) loss of $0.68 per share, $0.16 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of ($0.84); revenues rose 29.5% year/year to $3.81 bln vs the $3.68 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Adjusted Net Revenue increased 30% yr/yr to $3.5 bln.

Adjusted EBITDA was ($585) mln compared to ($458) mln year ago.

Monthly Active Platform Consumers (MAPCs) grew 26% yr/yr to 103 mln.

Gross bookings for rides up 22% on constant currency basis. 

Uber Eats Adjusted Net Revenue grew 105% to $191 mln.

FY19 Guidance: Co is raising Adj. EBITDA guidance by $250 mln to ($2.9)-($2.8) bln.

Earnings this week : Nov 4 - 8, 19 (wk 45)

Monday (Nov 4)

• Morning: BHC CYOU COHU RACE FE GCI KOS MMYT SOHU S SUP SYY UAA
• Afternoon: AAN ACOR ADUS AOSL APLE APTS AWR BHF BKD BKH BWXT CBT CC CDE CDEV CHGG CPE DIOD DK DOOR ED ELVT ETH EVBG EVER FBM FICO FN FRPT FRTA FTSI GRPN HHC HIG HLIO HPR HR HTZ IFF ITRI JKHY KAMN KMPR KMT LASR LMNX MAR MDRX MOS MYGN NBIX NCMI NTR O OTTR OUT OXY PAHC PBPB PI PLMR PLOW PRU PXD QTS REAL RMBS RNG RYAM SHAK SHO SNCR STE STRL SWM SYKE TCMD THC TNDM TSE UBER VAC VECO WES WTR XEC 

Tuesday (Nov 5)

• Morning: AFI AGN AMRC AMRN ARNC ASC ATH ATHM ATRO AVNS AVTR BCPC BDX BMCH BPMC BSIG CEIX CHH CHK CNK CSWI CTLT EEX EMR ENDP EQM EXPD FI FIS FTDR GEO GLDD GSKY GSX HLNE HSIC ICPT IPHS IPI JLL LAMR LCII LGIH LPX MDGL MGP MNK MYE MYL NEM NOVT NPO NS NWN OCN OXFD PBI PINC PPL PTON RCM REGN RHP RPD SERV SGRY SRC SSTK SXC TA THR TLRA TPR TRVG UNT UNVR USAC USFD VCEL VIRT VPG VRTV VST WBT WLK ZBH
• Afternoon: ACHC AKCA ALRM Y ATUS AVD ANDE AINV AIZ AVLR BTG BEAT WIFI CZR CARG CDK CENX CNO COHR CMP CPSI SCOR CPS CSOD CCRN CWK DVA DVN FANG DEI EVRI ES EVH FATE FRGI FIVN FLDM FTR GTES GTE GPRE GHL GWPH HCKT HCR HST HUBS ICHR IOSP INGN INSP PODD IPAR IRTC JAZZ KAR KRG KTOS KPI LC LGND LTHM MTCH MBI MCHP MODN MWA NP NEWR NUS OAS OHI OPK PE PAYS PAA PAGP PLT PTLA PRMW PRA RDUS RRGB RRR RGNX SWIR SSRM SXI INN SUPN CGBD TSLX TRUP TWO RARE VGR VOYA WMC WLL WW

Wednesday (Nov 6)

• Morning: AES XLRN AYR ALE AMRX ANIP WAAS GOLD BKI BLMN BCOR BR CSTE CPRI CRCM CARS CBRE FUN GIB CRL IMOS CIR CWEN CNHI CNR COTY CVIA CVS CYBR DEA ELAN ENBL ESPR GLOG GCP GEL HZNP HUM NSIT IONS JELD KELYA KL LAUR LXP LL MFA MIDD NYT NXST DNOW ODP OMI PZZA PFGC PRGO DOC RDWR SMG SEE SQNS SBGI SND VNTR VER VG VMC WNC WD WEC WEN WLH
• Afternoon: AIMT, ATSG, ALB, LNT, UHAL, AEL, ANGI, ANSS, AAOI, ASRT, ATO, EQH, AXGN, BIDU, BAND, BNFT, BL, BRKS, CECO, CVNA, CTL, COLL, CNDT, CXW, DAR, DCP, DXCM, DXPE, DVAX, ELF, EGAN, ERI, EBS, ECPG, ET, ELF, ENS, EOG, EVRG, EXPE, STAY, FG, FISV, FIT, FLT, FLO, FLNT, FSCT, FOSL, FOXA, GKOS, GMED, GLUU, GDDY, LOPE, HOLX, TWNK, IAG, ICFI, IAC, IVC, NVTA, IQ, KGC, LCI, LHCG, RAMP, MFC, MRO, MTRX, NTRA, NKTR, NVRO, NEX, OSUR, ORA, OR, PAAS, PGRE, PK, PDCE, PLYA, PRI, PROS, PSEC, PRSC, PBYI, QTWO, QCOM, QUOT, RP, RDFN, RCII, REZI, ROKU, RGLD, RUBI, SAIL, SGMO, WTTR, SEDG, SJI, SWX, SPTN, SQ, SLF, SUN, TLND, TTGT, TXMD, TMST, TPIC, TRIP, TCX, TPC, UPWK, VVV, VNDA, VERI, VSLR, WK, WMGI, WYNN, ZAGG, ZAYO 

Thursday (Nov 7)

• Morning: ACIW, ADNT, WMS, APD, AMC, ABC, MT, AVA, AZUL, BCC, CAH, ECOM, CBB, CLVS, CCOI, CMCO, COMM, CORE, COT, DNR, DISCA, DISH, SATS, EPAM, EVOP, AG, FOCS, GOGO, GTN, HAIN, HL, HIMX, HII, INXN, JCI, KDP, KTB, KOP, LXRX, MBUU, MCFT, MDP, VIVO, MSGN, NHI, EYE, NLSN, NBL, NOMD, NCLH, NVMI, NRG, OGE, PCRX, PRTY, PRFT, PGTI, PNW, PLUG, RL, RLGY, SBH, SEAS, SNH, STRA, TGNA, TSG, TWI, THS, GTS, TGI, USPH, VSTO, WRK, WWW, ZTS 
• Afternoon: AAXN, AGO, AGS, AIRG, AL, ALTR, AMBC, AMH, AMPH, ANAB, AQN, ARLO, ARNA, ATVI, AVID, BE, BEDU, BGNE, BKNG, BOLD, CABO, CDAY, CHUY, COLD, CORT, CTRE, CUTR, CWH, CYRX, DBX, DIS, EB, ENLC, ENV, FARM, FSLY, G, GDOT, GH, GPRO, GSBD, IVR, JAG, JJSF, KIDS, KRO, KSHB, LADR, LPSN, MAIN, MATX, MED, MIME, MITK, MMI, MNST, MOD, MRAM, MTD, MTW, NCR, NDLS, NLOK, NNBR, NNI, NVEE, NWSA, ONTO, PEGA, PEN, PETQ, PLNT, PRAA, QHC, QNST, RBA, RLJ, RVLV, SCPL, SEMG, SGMS, SIEN, SPPI, SRPT, STMP, SVMK, SWAV, SWCH, TDC, TIVO, TRHC, TROX, TRUE, TTD, TTWO, TUSK, TXG, UEPS, UNIT, UPLD, VRTU, VSAT, WPRT, WSC, WTRH, XOG, YELP, ZG, ZGNX, ZIOP

Friday (Nov 8)

• Morning: AER, AEE, EPAY, CLNY, DRH DUK, ENB, ERF, ETM, ESNT, FLY, GTX, GNLN, HMC, MSG, MGA, ZEUS, REV, SSP, SVC, STWD, USCR, UNT

Notable earnings reports: 

• Under Armour (NYSE:UAA), Uber (UBER), Shake Shack (NYSE:SHAK), Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR) and Bausch Health (NYSE:BHC) on November 4; 
• Booking Holdings (NASDAQ:BKNG), Match (NASDAQ:MTCH), Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ:PTON) and Tapestry (NYSE:TPR) on November 5; 
• Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU), Square (NYSE:SQ), Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU), Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM), Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE), Barrick Gold (NYSE:GOLD) and CVS Health (NYSE:CVS) on November 6; 
• Disney (NYSE:DIS), Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI), GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO), Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO), Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ:WYNN), Dropbox (NASDAQ:DBX) and Zillow (NASDAQ:ZG) on November 7; 
• Scientific Games (NASDAQ:SGMS) and Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) on November 8.

Uber (UBER) reported earnings on Thur 8 Aug 19 (a/h)

• Uber’s initial public offering in May didn’t go as many investors hoped, and the shares haven’t done much in the time since, still lingering below the $45 IPO price. Investors are worried about its path to profitability, executive departures, and questions about the employment status of drivers. However, it remains an analyst favorite for its disruptive qualities and hope that Uber could break even more quickly than expected. The stock got a bit of a boost from its first-quarter earnings, and then again earlier this week, when rival Lyft (LYFT) released a surprisingly good earnings report.

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** charts after earnings **

Uber misses by $1.53, misses on revs, misses top and bottom-line estimates.

Reports Q2 (Jun) GAAP loss of $4.72 per share, $1.53 worse than the S&P Capital IQ GAAP Consensus of ($3.19); revenues rose 14.4% year/year to $3.17 bln vs the $3.39 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Gross bookings were +31% yr/yr to $15.76 bln -- Foreign currency negatively impacted reported gross bookings growth by 6% in Q2 2019.

Adj-EBITDA was ($656 mln) vs. ($292 mln) a year ago, and ($869 mln) in Q1.

Monthly active platform consumers totaled 99 mln vs. 93 mln in Q1.

"Our platform strategy continues to deliver strong results, with Trips up 35% and Gross Bookings up 37% in constant currency, compared to the second quarter of last year," said Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO. "In July, the Uber platform reached over 100 million Monthly Active Platform Consumers for the first time, as we become a more and more integral part of everyday life in cities around the world."

Supplemental Slides

Briefing.com note: Shares initially dropped as much as 13% as investors digested the worse-than-expected results, but have since recovered and currently trade lower by just 4%. 

Long trade : Uber Technologies (UBER) +8% (8/19)

• Aug. 7: #29;  vol. 8.8M; $39.50

Uber (UBER) reported earnings on Thur 30 May 19 (a/h)

** chart 1 day before earnings **

** charts after earnings **

Uber beats by $0.03, reports revs at high end of guidance provided in IPO prospectus; does not issue guidance in press release 

• Reports Q1 (Mar) loss of $2.26 per share, $0.03 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of ($2.29); revenues rose 19.9% year/year to $3.1 bln, at high end of the $3.04-$3.10 bln guidance and slightly above the $3.08 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus, 
• Reports net loss of ($1.01) bln, at high end of its guidance of ($1.11)-($1.0) bln.
• Gross bookings increased 34% yr/yr to $14.65 bln.
• Monthly Active Platform Consumers (MAPCs) increased 33% yr/yr to 93.0 mln.
• Core Platform Contribution Margin decreased to (4.5)% from 17.9% yr ago.
• Co does not provide guidance in press release.

Uber: Earnings conference call notes

• Monthly Active Platform Consumers (MAPCs) increased by 33% yr/yr to 93.0 mln. But, this only represents about 2% of the total population in the geographies it currently serves.
  • The growth in MAPCs was primarily driven by growth in its Uber Eats segment.

• It launched Uber Pro in 15 cities, helping drivers lower transportation costs and drive improved profitability. It plans to expand Uber Pro nationwide.

• Uber Eats jumped by 109% yr/yr as it continues to add restaurant selections at an aggressive pace. It is specifically experiencing strong up-take in suburban markets.

• Company says it expects to utilize fewer consumer promotions in Q2.

• Uber says it remains focused on developing its own in-house autonomous driving software and hardware.

• Due to improving competitive dynamics, company expects contribution margin to improve sequentially and throughout the year. Contribution margin for Q1 was (4.5)%.

• UBER does not provide specific EPS or revenue guidance during the call.

Earnings this week : May 27 - 31, 2019 (wk 22)

Monday (May 27)

• Markets closed for Memorial Day

Tuesday (May 28)

• Morning: AMWD BAH BNS MOMO NIO PLAN
• Afternoon: HEI NXGN RAMP WDAY YY

Wednesday (May 29)

• Morning: ANF BMO BZUN CMCO CPRI DAKT DKS GOOS HLNE HMLP THR WUBA
• Afternoon: DSGX KEYS PANW PVH QADA SMTC TLYS UHAL VEEV VRNT

Thursday (May 30)

• Morning: BITA BURL CSIQ DBI DG DLTR EXPR JILL MOV SAFM SPWH TECD TITN
• Afternoon: COO COST DELL GPS MRVL NTNX OKTA RRGB UBER ULTA VMW WSM YEXT ZS ZUO

Friday (May 31) 

• Morning: BIG GCO

• Workday (NASDAQ:WDAY), Momo (NASDAQ:MOMO), Nio (NYSE:NIO) and YY (NASDAQ:YY) on Mon May 28; 
• Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW), Capri Holdings (NYSE:CPRI), Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE:ANF) and Dick's Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS) on May 29; 
• Lululemon (NASDAQ:LULU), Dell (NYSE:DELL), Costco (NASDAQ:COST), Gap (NYSE:GPS), Dollar General (NYSE:DG) and VMware (NYSE:VMW) on May 30; 
• Big Lots (NYSE:BIG) and Build-A-Bear Workshop (NYSE:BBW) on Fri May 31.