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Uber has revolutionized the way world moves. Uber’s business model has four segments on which it works & makes money: Mobility, Delivery, Freight, and Advanced Technology.
Yelp is not just a platform for reviews on businesses. Rather its a data-rich company with a large advertising platform. But what is Yelp’s business model and how does it make money?
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