As of Dec. 31, Uber had 22,263 employees, with 1,951 employees in sales and marketing team, according to the company's filing https://bit.ly/2Z5Lafi.Uber debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on May 10 at an IPO price of US$45.
The stock is currently trading nearly 2per cent below the IPO price.
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