Transportation

It apparently doesn’t even own an operating license in the city.

China’s largest ride-hailing platform is about to bookend Asia.

The new reward scheme reportedly makes it harder to earn the daily bonus, according to Go-Viet drivers in Ho Chi Minh City.

It wants its car users to have a sense of belonging when charging their vehicles at WM branded stations.

Both bet on this promising market.

E-mobility can be a clear winner in Asian crowded cities, says Wang.

The company still has designs for the future of personal transportation in China.

More and more companies are entering this sector.