Uber Technologies Inc. is shutting down its operations in Nigeria and Uganda, ending more than a decade in both markets as the ride-hailing company cuts about 3,300 jobs and shifts investment toward autonomous mobility. The exits take effect Wednesday, September 2. Uber launched in Nigeria in 2014 and Uganda in...

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