Ride-hailing company Didi Kuaidi, the Chinese front of an anti-Uber Technologies alliance, says it is seeing better than expected results from its September investment in Lyft, Uber’s main rival on its US home turf.
“The strategic partnership we’ve built has been actually more successful than we anticipated from the beginning,” says Didi’s Stephen Zhu, vice president of strategy.
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