The company overcame a big regulatory hurdle last month when California's Supreme Court preserved Uber and other gig-labor-dependent companies' independent-contractor models in the state. In June, Uber reached a settlement with the attorney general of Massachusetts that promised workers a minimum wage alongside some benefits. Some regulatory challenges loom for Uber's food-delivery unit. New York City and Seattle recently adopted new laws aimed at raising driver pay, leading Uber Eats to charge new fees to consumers to make up for additional costs.