Lyft, Uber threaten to leave Minneapolis over minimum wage bill
The ridehailing companies said they'd leave Minneapolis if a minimum wage bill passed. It just did
Source: qz.com
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The ridehailing companies said they'd leave Minneapolis if a minimum wage bill passed. It just did
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