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BENGALURU, May 26 — Uber Technologies Inc will cut around 600 jobs in India as part of its plans to cut 23 per cent of its global workforce, as the company navigates a lockdown that has brought businesses in the country to a grinding halt. Last week, Uber said it would focus on its core...

An employee walks inside the office of ride-hailing service Uber in Gurugram, on the outskirts of New Delhi, India, April 19, 2016. — Reuters pic

Last week, Uber said it would focus on its core businesses of ride-hailing and food delivery, and cut staffing by more than a third globally in an attempt to become profitable despite the coronavirus pandemic. The company’s rival in India, SoftBank Group-backed Ola said last week it would cut abut 1,400 jobs as a lockdown brought down revenue by 95 per cent in the last couple of months.

 

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