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Europe's Taxi Drivers Protest Uber, Unlicensed Car Services
Taxi drivers in London, Paris and other European capitals plan to bring chaos to the streets on Wednesday in protest against unlicensed mobile car-hailing services such as Uber which have shaken up the industry.
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Europe's Taxi Drivers Decry Competition From 'Uber App'
Milan's taxis sat idle for a fifth straight day on Wednesday to protest competition from the ride-hailing app Uber, a high-tech challenge that has Europe weighing its consumer benefits versus its threat to old business models.
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Europe Protests Against Luxury Taxi Service Uber
The most recent protests are by Milan's taxi drivers, that have been strike for five days to protest the Uber service.
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I love you! Asia's English Premier League passion grows and grows
More than 95,000 fans turned out to watch Liverpool's friendly in Melbourne, the second biggest for a football match ever seen in Australia. In Bangkok, motorbike taxi riders showed loyalty to Manchester United by charging 200 baht ($6.40) for passengers headed to watch the Red Devils.
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Europe's Taxi Drivers Protest Uber, Unlicensed Car Services
Taxi drivers in London, Paris and other European capitals plan to bring chaos to the streets on Wednesday in protest against unlicensed mobile car-hailing services such as Uber which have shaken up the industry.
-
Europe's Taxi Drivers Decry Competition From 'Uber App'
Milan's taxis sat idle for a fifth straight day on Wednesday to protest competition from the ride-hailing app Uber, a high-tech challenge that has Europe weighing its consumer benefits versus its threat to old business models.
-
Europe Protests Against Luxury Taxi Service Uber
The most recent protests are by Milan's taxi drivers, that have been strike for five days to protest the Uber service.
-
I love you! Asia's English Premier League passion grows and grows
More than 95,000 fans turned out to watch Liverpool's friendly in Melbourne, the second biggest for a football match ever seen in Australia. In Bangkok, motorbike taxi riders showed loyalty to Manchester United by charging 200 baht ($6.40) for passengers headed to watch the Red Devils.
