Uber Technologies is undergoing a major strategic pivot, cutting 3,300 corporate jobs to redirect over $10 billion into autonomous vehicle partnerships and food delivery. The company, which recently exited its ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda, is facing increased investor scrutiny as robotaxi rivals like Tesla and Waymo expand. While Uber seeks to position its platform as the primary intermediary for autonomous fleets, its stock remains under pressure due to concerns over shifting industry economics and competition from the very partners it relies on for its future roadmap.