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Singapore ride-hailing app Tada innovates by putting drivers first
The upstart expands in Southeast Asia, challenging Uber with its Hong Kong entry.
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Southeast Asia’s leading superapp capped off 2024 on a high note, achieving strong growth across segments.
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Meanwhile, the investors are prizing profitability over merely cutting losses.
The acquisition of Chope will add to Grab’s already extensive list of services offered on its superapp.
Tied to the fortunes of SoftBank’s Vision Fund, the tech sector must now sink or swim.
Navigating the dynamic landscape of Southeast Asia, tech startups strive to overcome hurdles and seize opportunities on their journey towards the elusive unicorn status.
The superapp operator cites a 72% revenue boost for ride-hailing with ‘ample room to recover’.
The ride-hailing giant introduces travel-focused features through partner integrations with WeChat, Alipay, and Kakao T to ensure a seamless booking and payment experience for travelers.