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Profiteering from Hostage Crisis One business accused of profiteering from the hostage crisis was web-based taxi firm Uber, which is no stranger to controversy around the world. Initially, Uber was said to have begun charging passengers four times regular fares with a minimum charge of Aus$100 (US$82) to leave Sydneys central business district. What a shameful disgrace, wrote Twitter user Tyson Armstrong.

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