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Uber to apply for Hong Kong license by October amid Macau growth

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Uber plans to submit its application for a Hong Kong operating license by the end of October, adhering to new regulatory requirements. The company has seen significant growth in Macau, with Hong Kong residents forming the largest user base there. Uber is actively supporting drivers through financial aid and consultations to ensure a smooth transition in Hong Kong. AI

RANK_REASON Uber is applying for a license to operate in Hong Kong, which is a product/service regulatory action.

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Uber to apply for Hong Kong license by October amid Macau growth

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COVERAGE [1]

  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Ambrose Li ·

    Uber to apply for Hong Kong licence by end of October as Macau rides surge

    Ride-hailing platform Uber will submit its operator’s licence application in Hong Kong by the end of October, its local general manager has revealed, as the city government moves to regulate the service. The platform also said on Tuesday that Hong Kong residents accounted for the…

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