China Expands Investigation Into Uber

Chinese officials in the southwestern city of Chengdu have visited the offices of Uber, as part of what appears to be a widening investigation into the mobile taxi-hailing service. A spokeswoman with Chengdu's transportation commission says officials conducted interviews and gathered information during the Wednesday visit. She provided no other details. Last week, police raided Uber offices in the southern city of Guangzhou. State media reported that officials there were...

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