On-demand Services

GrabMart and GrabAssistant services will be extended to more cities across the region to provide alternative sources of income for drivers.

In a press release, the startup said it has “discovered numerous irregularities that call for further investigation.”

The online delivery market is attracting new providers as demand rises.

The move is due to “business adjustment” and will take effect since May 31.

The platform hopes to launch 1,000 courses in the next three years and reach more than 10 million workers.

New retail, enterprise services, artificial intelligence, and capital management are other sectors included in the partnership.

Started as ride-hailers, superapps will need different routes to sustainability.

The firm says it can deliver everything from groceries, beverages, medicines, and even flowers.