It's perfectly possible to back out the expenses that go into future improvements and ask if a company is selling a product at a loss. I haven't looked at the

It's perfectly possible to back out the expenses that go into future improvements and ask if a company is selling a product at a loss. I haven't looked at the data lately, but not that long ago except in a few of the most established markets uber was paying drivers more than they were charging customers. This should be a violation of dumping laws-- but the laws are not enforced against large and highly aggressive entities.