Summary: <p>Uber has taken its first steps to becoming a publicly traded company, following rival Lyft’s debut on the stock market last month. The initial filing from Uber reveals even more extensive details about the company's revenue, ridership and potential roadblocks.</p> <p>The good? Ridership is up and Uber is expanding its food delivery service. The bad? The rid-hailing company is losing huge sums of money and faces steep competition. </p> <p>This week on WNYC’s Money Talking, Charlie Herman talks to <a href="https://www.crainsnewyork.com/staff/9/aaron-elstein" target="_blank">Aaron Elstein</a>, Senior Reporter for Finance at Crain's New York Business and <a href="https://www.wsj.com/news/author/maureen-farrell">Maureen Farrell</a>, IPO and markets reporter for the Wall Street Journal, about the latest information about Uber and what is says about the future of tech and driving.</p>
