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After watching on as Uber takes the taxi industry to the cleaners, Cabcharge is getting on the front foot with a range of new services it believes taxis can do better.
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Professionals opt to stay in closet at work
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Early favourite sidesteps CommBank CEO process
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Swearing still rife on the trading floor
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