For many Middle Eastern entrepreneurs, the first order of business starts offshore
When Uber and its Emirati competitor Careem entered Jordan in 2016, they provided welcome relief from the country’s taxi services, which have a reputation for poor service and dangerous driving. Yet the startups quickly wore on the politically-connected taxi lobby. Within months both services were banned, and police were ordering…
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