China’s ride-hailing giant Didi Global has cut half its UK employees and told staff plans to launch services in the UK and Europe are on hold till at least 2025, following a crackdown by Beijing, The Guardian said on Thursday.
The group had about 40 staff in London who expected to oversee the launch of a rival to Uber and Bolt, but only half will stay to work on other markets, it said.
Read the full report: The Guardian.
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