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Posted on October 16, 2020 by admin

Uber Joins Forces With SK Telecom to Crack Tough South Korea Market

Uber Technologies said on Friday it will invest over $150 million in a joint venture and partnership with South Korea’s SK Telecom Co Ltd, which is proposing to split off its mobility business. The …

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