Travis, See You Overseas

Bibi and Kuaidi did not sit idly by after the rectification. On one hand, they kept working every angle, trying to shorten the rectification period; on the other, they increased their subsidies.

They were not allowed to promote their services, but they could still defend against Didi's assault on the lower-tier market.

Didi had also grown accustomed to stopping while it was ahead, always leaving some room for its opponents instead of showing the ruthlessness it had displayed during the group-buying wars.

Seeing the drastic reversal of the situation, most people began keeping silent, no longer having the enthusiasm to discuss it at length as they had before.

The market itself was a tough nut to crack, but for some reason, Pintuan could turn it into a soft persimmon. They felt they were no longer qualified to judge a company like Pintuan.

After the spring rain in early April, Uber officially withdrew from the Chinese market entirely, just as people in the industry had predicted.

At that time, Travis arrived downstairs at the headquarters, where rainwater dripped from the eaves. Looking up at the fish-scale clouds, he could not help wrapping his coat tighter around himself. Led by Peter Fenton and his secretary Anna, he walked toward the car.

However, just as he had taken his seat, a Maybach drove down the rain-washed street and pulled alongside Travis's car.

The window lowered, and Jiang Qin slowly turned his head, revealing a friendly, faint smile.

"Old Travis, when are you heading back to America? I'll see you off."

Kang Jingtao could not help recalling what Jiang Qin had said when he came over to greet them at the Internet Conference. Maybe this is what they mean by keeping one's word.

During more than a year of market competition, Uber had struggled