Businesses do not like to be regulated. In fact, Airbnb sued San Francisco, Santa Monica, and New York City quite some time ago about the same issue they have now threatened to sue Berkeley about – yet in all the…
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Airbnb Threatens Lawsuit, City Council Backs Down Fast
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