Uber official Entwistle

Uber official Entwistle

Brooks Entwistle, chief business officer for international operations at Uber Technologies Inc., gives an interview in Tokyo on May 17, 2018, revealing a plan to start a taxi-hailing service in Japan in the summer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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