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In message , at 12:15:44 on Sat, 1 Apr
2017, D A Stocks remarked: I may well take another look at Uber when I make the reverse journey at 5.00 am on Monday morning: no more messing about with cash and and, if my initial experience is anything to go by, nicer cars, nicer drivers and cheaper. What's not to like? The alleged exploitation of their workers, the implications for proportionate corporation tax receipts flowing to the UK, and the possibility that having captured the market they can hike their fares. History also shows that startups such as this are exceptional if they succeed in the medium-long term, so what's your exit strategy if they pull out of the Brighton market? This is just a generic observation of the venture capital funded world, not a prediction about any particular company trading today. The BBC opines: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-29653830 -- Roland Perry |
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