DIDI RETURNS TO PROFIT ON CHINA RIDE DEMAND
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Didi Global swung back to profitability after two consecutive quarterly losses, driven by strong ride-hailing demand across China. The turnaround marks a significant recovery for the company following regulatory pressures.
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