Uber strikes a deal to list New York City taxis on its app

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Uber once waged a fierce battle against the taxi industry. Now it's teaming up with New York's iconic yellow cabs.

Uber (UBER) on Thursday announced a new partnership in New York City that will let its users hail the city's taxicabs through its app, and let drivers of these traditional taxis accept rides from Uber's customers. The move potentially offers Uber users a slew of new drivers in the city and drivers access to more customers.

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