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Forbes on 2018-02-21 15:42

Why Would An Auto Supplier Buy A Carpooling Startup? To Avoid Getting Left Behind In Mobility Shift

Germany's Bosch acquires Detroit-based ride-sharing startup SPLT and creates a new mobility services division that anticipates double-digit growth.

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