Uber sues Indian rival Ola over ‘bogus’ bookings


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 23 Mar 2016

NEW DELHI: Uber filed a lawsuit against Indian rival Ola, accusing it of making nearly half a million bogus bookings with Uber drivers in the past six months, as competition intensifies in the cutthroat taxi-hailing market. 

The San Francisco-based company is seeking 490mil rupees (RM29.28mil) in damages from Ola for unfair practices, a lawyer representing Uber said. 

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