Uber's Chinese rival Didi Chuxing offers jobs in Mexico ahead of launch
Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing has advertised online for a range of jobs in Mexico as it prepares to break into the country, one of rival Uber's regional strongholds. Didi Chuxing plans this year to launch a smartphone app in Mexico and to recruit drivers to the platform, Reuters reported last month. The expansion underscores Didi's growing interest in Mexico and, more broadly, Latin America, a market where UberTechnologies Inc doubled down after Didi drove it out of China.A spokesman for Didi declined to comment. The company is the second-most highly valued, venture-backed private firm in the world, after Uber. Over the past two weeks, Didi has advertised on LinkedIn for eight jobs based in the Mexico City area, postings on the social network