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Allow me to take the easy answers off the table and ask you to remove the scandals ongoing and ask: what would it take for Uber to go under enough for those con
by iamdave 9y ago
Allow me to take the easy answers off the table and ask you to remove the scandals ongoing and ask: what would it take for Uber to go under enough for those conditions to take place as you put them?
I ask as a person who lives in a town that watched both Uber and Lyft leave in protest of local regulations, watched those same companies lobby my legislature for laws that effectively neutered municipal code, watched Uber and a Lyft return operations, and is watching competitors that sprung up in the vacuum quickly die.
With Truckload of chagrin.
It's a very strange but fascinating thing to watch at the local level so I'm always curious to hear how others look at the behemoth.
- mc32 9y agoThinking off the top of my head I would say a conservative leadership which would allow a challenger to gain an upper hand and render Uber a flagging company. I think that scenario is possible if the management devote too much of their energy on overcorrecting internal matters.