China's saturated ride-hailing sector squeezes drivers

Bangkok Post Group 2023-08-17

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China's weak post-pandemic recovery and record youth unemployment are sending more people into the ride-hailing sector, flooding the market and eroding the incomes of many of the 5.8 million drivers registered for such apps. - REUTERS

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