Guangzhou and Chengdu government officials raided mainland offices of Uber, alleging that it was operating without proper legal status. Photo: Reuters
Guangzhou and Chengdu government officials raided mainland offices of Uber, alleging that it was operating without proper legal status. Photo: Reuters
George Chen
Opinion

Opinion

Mr. Shangkong by George Chen

After government ban, now Guangzhou wants to copy Uber

"Ru yue" contradicts Beijing's promise to be more open and fair to foreign business in China

Guangzhou and Chengdu government officials raided mainland offices of Uber, alleging that it was operating without proper legal status. Photo: Reuters
Guangzhou and Chengdu government officials raided mainland offices of Uber, alleging that it was operating without proper legal status. Photo: Reuters
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