Uber ( UBER ) announced its Q4 2020 earnings after the closing bell on Wednesday, missing expectations on revenue but continuing to grow its Eats business amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's how Uber fared in the quarter versus what analysts were expecting. Uber's stock was down 2.5% following the report. Like many companies outside of e-commerce, Uber saw its year turned upside down by the pandemic. The company's ride sharing service saw massive year-over-year declines in gross bookings in the prior two quarters as the pandemic spurred lockdown orders across the globe. Despite the blow caused by the pandemic, Uber says it is still well on its way to meeting its 2021 profitability goal. Uber's earnings follow competitor Lyft's ( LYFT ) Tuesday report, in which it beat analysts' expectations on revenue, but missed on active riders.