Grab

Grab will have a 60 percent stake in the consortium entity while Singtel will hold 40 percent. 

The three e-wallet platforms will distribute a total of MYR 450 million to encourage cashless transactions

Grab said its fares are compliant with regulations in the Philippines but respects the decision.

Grab’s electric cars and motorbikes will start operating in Jakarta in January 2020.

Food and financial services now make up more than 50% of Grab’s gross merchandise volume, according to Lim Kell Jay, the regional head of GrabFood.

Grab aims to make GrabPay a “truly ASEAN wallet.”

64-year-old Nanik Soelistiawati created her delicious snacks from leftover bananas.

Indonesian unicorn Gojek announced it is expanding its transport offering in Singapore through a partnership with local taxi company Trans-Cab.