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Pony.ai Gets Taxi Licence for Self-Driving Vehicles in China
Pony.ai, a self-driving tech company has obtained a taxi licence in China to operate some of its driverless electric vehicles and charge fares. The company also won approval last year to run paid driverless taxi services in Beijing, China.
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China Beefs Up Rights Of Workers In Ride-Hailing Industry
In a statement, the transport ministry said ride-hailing companies should improve income distribution mechanisms and provide social insurance for drivers.
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Didi's Ride Hailing Rival T3 Raises $1.2 Billion To Expand
T3's funding round comes as ride-hailing companies step up efforts to take market share from China's ride-hailing market leader Didi Global Inc.
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China Beefs Up Rights Of Workers In Ride-Hailing Industry
In a statement, the transport ministry said ride-hailing companies should improve income distribution mechanisms and provide social insurance for drivers.
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China Asks Didi To Delist From US On Security Fears: Report
Proposals under consideration include a straight up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the United States.
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Didi's Ride Hailing Rival T3 Raises $1.2 Billion To Expand
T3's funding round comes as ride-hailing companies step up efforts to take market share from China's ride-hailing market leader Didi Global Inc.
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China Blocks Didi Chuxing App After Its US IPO
Didi's debut in the US stock market was also the largest one by a Chinese company after Alibaba, debuting with a market cap of $67 billion.
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How Ola, Uber, Other Ride-Hailers Around the World Are Coping With the Pandemic
Battered by lockdowns and movement restrictions in the coronavirus pandemic, ride-hailers around the world are cutting jobs and pay, and slashing other costs.
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China's Didi Could Offer More Services With Advent Of 5G: Report
Unlike many other Chinese technology businesses that have expanded into multiple revenue streams, Didi has so far focused mainly on its core ride-hailing operations, which are now available outside China in countries including Japan and Costa Rica.
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Daimler, Geely Form Mobility Services Joint Venture In China
Geely's chairman Li Shufu is Daimler's largest shareholder with a stake of just over 9 percent.
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Uber Rival Grab Said to Be Raising $2 Billion From SoftBank, China's Didi
Grab, which operates its ride-hailing platform in 55 cities across seven countries, raised $750 million in a funding round in September, with sources then valuing the five-year-old startup at over $3 billion.
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SoftBank Investing $5 Billion in China Ride Hailing Firm Didi Chuxing
Didi said last month it raised more than $5.5 billion to expand its business overseas and develop artificial intelligence technology.
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China Finds Drug Users And Convicts Among Ride-Hailing App Drivers
Five ride-hailing platforms in China, including Didi Kuaidi and Uber, have been called in by authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen over the lax process of screening drivers, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Pony.ai Gets Taxi Licence for Self-Driving Vehicles in China
Pony.ai, a self-driving tech company has obtained a taxi licence in China to operate some of its driverless electric vehicles and charge fares. The company also won approval last year to run paid driverless taxi services in Beijing, China.
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China Beefs Up Rights Of Workers In Ride-Hailing Industry
In a statement, the transport ministry said ride-hailing companies should improve income distribution mechanisms and provide social insurance for drivers.
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Didi's Ride Hailing Rival T3 Raises $1.2 Billion To Expand
T3's funding round comes as ride-hailing companies step up efforts to take market share from China's ride-hailing market leader Didi Global Inc.
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China Beefs Up Rights Of Workers In Ride-Hailing Industry
In a statement, the transport ministry said ride-hailing companies should improve income distribution mechanisms and provide social insurance for drivers.
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China Asks Didi To Delist From US On Security Fears: Report
Proposals under consideration include a straight up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the United States.
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Didi's Ride Hailing Rival T3 Raises $1.2 Billion To Expand
T3's funding round comes as ride-hailing companies step up efforts to take market share from China's ride-hailing market leader Didi Global Inc.
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China Blocks Didi Chuxing App After Its US IPO
Didi's debut in the US stock market was also the largest one by a Chinese company after Alibaba, debuting with a market cap of $67 billion.
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How Ola, Uber, Other Ride-Hailers Around the World Are Coping With the Pandemic
Battered by lockdowns and movement restrictions in the coronavirus pandemic, ride-hailers around the world are cutting jobs and pay, and slashing other costs.
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China's Didi Could Offer More Services With Advent Of 5G: Report
Unlike many other Chinese technology businesses that have expanded into multiple revenue streams, Didi has so far focused mainly on its core ride-hailing operations, which are now available outside China in countries including Japan and Costa Rica.
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Daimler, Geely Form Mobility Services Joint Venture In China
Geely's chairman Li Shufu is Daimler's largest shareholder with a stake of just over 9 percent.
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Uber Rival Grab Said to Be Raising $2 Billion From SoftBank, China's Didi
Grab, which operates its ride-hailing platform in 55 cities across seven countries, raised $750 million in a funding round in September, with sources then valuing the five-year-old startup at over $3 billion.
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SoftBank Investing $5 Billion in China Ride Hailing Firm Didi Chuxing
Didi said last month it raised more than $5.5 billion to expand its business overseas and develop artificial intelligence technology.
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China Finds Drug Users And Convicts Among Ride-Hailing App Drivers
Five ride-hailing platforms in China, including Didi Kuaidi and Uber, have been called in by authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen over the lax process of screening drivers, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
