Four we'll know mutual fund companies have marked down their investments in Uber by as much as 15 percent following a scandal-ridden year for the ride-hailing company. Most of us may have funds vested parked in investment accounts. Uber has suffered a series of setbacks in recent months, including a federal probe into its use of technology to evade regulators in certain cities and a trade secrets lawsuit filed by Alphabet’s self-driving unit, Waymo. Chief Executive Travis Kalanick also resigned in June, pressured by accounts of a corporate culture of sexism and bullying. Vanguard Group, Principal Funds and Hartford Funds marked down their shares in Uber, which is not listed, by 15 percent to $41.46 a share in June, filings from the companies showed. T. Rowe Price Group cut the estimated price of Uber shares by more than 12 percent to $42.73 during the second quarter ended June 30. #troweprice #vanguard #principal #thehartford #uber