South Korean Court Rules Uber Violated Transport Law

A South Korean court ruled on Wednesday that Uber Technologies
illegally used private vehicles for commercial purposes. The American
ride-hailing company was fined 10 million won, around $8,840 US
dollars, for breaking South Korea's local transport law.

Patrice Howard reports from Los Angeles.

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