This acquisition fits a familiar pattern in Uber’s global playbook: absorbing local competitors to dominate markets while framing the move as a boon for drivers and riders. The narrative leans heavily on collaboration and innovation, but the timing—just before new regulations—raises questions. Is this a preemptive strike to shape the regulatory environment in Uber’s favor, or a genuine effort to modernize Hong Kong’s taxi industry? The lack of financial transparency and the vague promise of "gre...