Uber reported third-quarter revenue that topped analysts' estimates, but the performance of its two main segments fell short of expectations, sending the company's shares up more than 6% in Wall Street trading. Earnings per share during the quarter: 25 cents, compared to 96 cents that was expected Revenue: 14.77 billion dollars, compared to 14.69 billion dollars that was expected Revenues increase by 10% compared to 13.47 billion dollars the previous year. The company's net profit amounted to 512 million dollars, a decrease of 92% compared to the corresponding period last year. The increase in net profit is due to the fact that last year the company enjoyed profits worth 4.9 billion dollars resulting from a valuation adjustment. Uber's core mobility segment -- which is responsible for ride-hailing services -- saw revenue fall 2 percent to $7.52 billion, below the average estimate of $7.71 billion, according to Street Account data. As for the revenues from the food delivery sector, they increased by 23% and reached 5%. $49 billion, which was also below the average estimate of $5.51 billion.