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Indonesian ride-hailing unicorn Go-Jek has something festive prepared for Singaporean for the upcoming Christmas.

The saying of great minds think alike apparently applies to the SEA ride-hailing duo.

A slow drive into its competitor’s home market.

Go-Jek’s Go-Food quite comfortably ruled the space in the past, but it has to take GrabFood’s competition seriously.

How Go-Jek uses a feedback loop process to build and collate data to understand consumers needs and launches 18 verticals.

Go-Pay seems to be ahead in transaction volume for now, but Grab’s Ovo has some advantages going for it.

Go-Jek’s expansion into Singapore will be one to watch, as the city-state has been home to its strongest and most well-funded rival Grab.

Right when everyone believes the ride-hailing race in Southeast Asia would probably only happen between Singapore-based Grab and Jakarta-headquartered Go-Jek, as both have been expanding aggressively