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Uber bets on its global repute in Nepal's crowded ride-hailing sector
Date: 2026-06-18 12:28:40 Source: IT Builder News
来源：Nikkei Asia · 作者：Editorial · · 分类：Asia
Uber bets on its global repute in Nepal's crowded ride-hailing sector
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