Uber topped second-quarter Wall Street estimates for revenue and profit on Tuesday, bolstered by a high demand for rides as employees returned to in-office work at near pre-pandemic levels.Revenue jumped 16% to $10.70 billion, above LSEG analysts’ expectations of$10.57 billion.Gross bookings spiked 19% to $39.95 billion, beating LSEG analysts’ expectations of$39.68 billion.Uber posted second-quarter revenue and profit that topped analysts’ expectations on Tuesday as employees have been returning to in-off ...