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China’s Didi Deepens Losses After Stepping Up Global Investment

Didi Global Inc. reported its second straight quarterly loss, after ratcheting up investment to expand globally and defend its turf in markets like Brazil from new entrant Meituan.

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China’s Didi Deepens Losses After Stepping Up Global Investment
Didi Global Inc. reported its second straight quarterly loss, after ratcheting up investment to expand globally and defend its turf in markets like Brazil from new entrant Meituan.
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