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Uber adjusts business model to comply with South Korea rules
Published Mon, Jan 19, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Seoul
UBER Technologies Inc will begin directing users to a cab company in South Korea's third-largest city as the car-sharing service adjusts its business model to comply with local regulations.
Uber will begin services in Incheon, north-west of Seoul, in partnership with Seven Call Taxi, a company that operates about 3,000 cabs in the city, San Francisco-based Uber said on Monday.
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