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Didi plans Middle East and North Africa expansion by teaming up with Symphony Investment
China's largest ride-hailing platform is about to bookend Asia.
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Its employees are all shareholders now.
It grew from nothing to a public company in less than 2 years and now it eyes markets beyond its home turf.
A small reprieve from the fact that its shares keep losing ground in Hong Kong.
It wants its car users to have a sense of belonging when charging their vehicles at WM branded stations.
Colour Life's chairman called this a time of "awakening" for the property management sector.
Chinese investors love tech companies.
Both bet on this promising market.
New formats bring new opportunities.