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Uber CEO dara khosrowshahi predicts that in 10 years, Uber Eats will be bigger than the rides business: "The two are essentially the same size." "If Eats was just about food, I'd say Rides would be bigger." "But Eats now—it's grocery, and we're wiring up every other local business."

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