Uber files second complaint against French law
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UBER has filed a second complaint to the European Commission against a French law that the online taxi-booking service says favours regular taxis at its expense, the company said on Tuesday.
Uber filed a complaint with the Commission last November, the first of a series of challenges to European Union member states reluctant to open their markets to the US firm.
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