Here's why Uber and Ola will have a tough time surviving in India, despite healthy financials
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India in December ordered all unregistered web-based taxi companies to halt operations until they obtain an operating licence after a
The ban, however, has largely been ineffective and both Ola, backed by
The Delhi authorities told Uber and Ola to stop operating if they want their licence applications to be processed. Now, the city believes blocking the apps is the only way to enforce the ban, a
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The India ban is the latest in a slew of global problems facing Uber, which has come under scrutiny for alleged violations, including using unlicensed drivers.
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