In a regulatory filing submitted in anticipation of the company’s initial public offering, Uber Technologies, Inc. announced that it is cooperating with the US Department of Justice in an investigation of payments to police in Indonesia, and other potentially improper payments in China, India and Malaysia. Uber, a ride-sharing and transportation network company based in San Francisco, operates in over 60 countries. The company says that it received document and information requests from the DOJ in May and August 2017, and that the investigation is ongoing.