London (CNN Business) 1. Uber earnings: Uber (UBER) will have a chance Thursday to reassure investors that it's on track after a disappointing Wall Street debut.

The company is set to release earnings from the first three months of 2019 after US markets close.

Investors will look for management to more clearly outline Uber's plans to start making money. Right now, the company isn't profitable. That's weighing on Uber shares, which have dipped 4% below their IPO price.

Uber said Wednesday that it will begin to boot riders off its app if their rating is too low, setting up standards for passengers that mirror those for drivers.

The announcement comes as Uber is expected to release a safety transparency report this year, which will include data on claims of sexual assaults and other safety incidents by drivers on its platform.