Chinese authorities visit Uber's Chengdu office


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 07 May 2015

TRUE OR FALSE?: A spokeswoman for Uber in China said the visit was routine, citing a statement from the Transport Committee of Chengdu quoted by Chinese media.

SHANGHAI: Authorities in China's southwestern city of Chengdu visited the offices of Uber on May 6 as part of a new investigation into the online taxi-hailing service, a spokeswoman for Chengdu's transportation commission said. 

The visit is the second made by authorities to Uber's China offices in the last week. The official Xinhua news agency said on Friday Guangzhou authorities raided Uber's office there on suspicion of an "unlicensed operation". 

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