Uber now keeps most of the fare from your ride in some cities, according to a new driver study

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The share of each ride-hailing trip that Uber keeps is rising, a new study says. Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty ImagesUber now takes the majority of ride-hailing fares in some cities, a new study found. The study analyzed three drivers' trip histories over nearly a decade.

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Uber now keeps most of the fare from your ride in some cities, according to a new driver study

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