Okay. How is your comment relevant to Uber layoffs?

Because Uber is heavily funded by investors. Layoffs from Uber, likely point to tightening of investor funds.

That's how.

Uber is publicly traded, they can no longer do funding rounds as they always have. That is more likely a reason for layoffs than uber fearing investors fearing recession. If anything it's a signal that the company is publicly traded, not recession fears.