Startup: Share Sale and Ride-Hailing Startup

startup: It has amassed more than 500 investors who fought to own a piece of the world's most-valuable startup, according to The Japan Times. The fact that some of the earliest backers now want to reduce their stakes suggests the scandals and other troubles this year have taken a toll. ; The deal could include an injection of new money into the ride-hailing startup, the people said. The talks represent a major turning point for the company. They asked not to be identified discussing private deliberations. Any private share sale like this would need to be approved by San Francisco-based Uber's board. It's unclear what valuation those shares would carry or how much may be sold. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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