DiDi Chuxing’s war with Uber took a new turn as the Chinese outfit invested in regional rival Careem. The China-based ride-sharing company announced on Tuesday it would be investing in Careem, but both companies are being tight-lipped about the details of the transaction. DiDi has been stepping up its investments with Uber’s rivals, includingan agreement with Estonia-based taxi aggregator Taxify earlier this month. Similar agreements were signed in the US with Uber’s main competitor there Lyft, according to Reuters.
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