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Uber and Chinese-owned rival 99 have a common enemy in Brazil

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Brazil’s top ride-hailing apps are defying Sao Paulo’s ban on motorcycle transport; in reply, Sao Paulo sued Uber Moto and 99.

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Uber and Chinese-owned rival 99 have a common enemy in Brazil

Brazil’s top ride-hailing apps are defying Sao Paulo’s ban on motorcycle transport; in reply, Sao Paulo sued Uber Moto and 99.

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