Uber: Delivering Food and My 4 Seconds of Fame on PBS (not PBS Kids, unfortunately) – Ep 79

Vitaliy was on PBS NewsHour talking about Uber Eats and the food delivery business. When he told his six-year-old daughter Mia Sarah about it, she shrugged and said she’d be more impressed if he was on PBS Kids. The five-minute recorded interview...

Vitaliy was on PBS NewsHour talking about Uber Eats and the food delivery business. When he told his six-year-old daughter Mia Sarah about it, she shrugged and said she’d be more impressed if he was on PBS Kids. The five-minute recorded interview was cut down to literally four seconds, so here are Vitaliy’s further thoughts on both the Uber Eats and Ridesharing businesses.

You can read article online at: https://investor.fm/uber-delivering-food-and-my-4-seconds-of-fame-on-pbs-not-pbs-kids-unfortunately/

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