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2021-03-29

If everything is growing, why is there a loss?

UPDATE 1-China's Meituan reported quarterly loss as it expands into new area

(Adds details) BEIJING, March 26 (Reuters) - Chinese food delivery company Meituan reported a l

UPDATE 1-China's Meituan reported quarterly loss as it expands into new area

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