E-hailing company Lyft announced plans to sell its self-driving technology division, called Level 5, to Toyota for US$550 million (~RM2.3 billion). Because of the deal, the firm expects to achieve...
Grab has officially announced its plan to become a publicly-traded company in the United States through cooperation with Altimeter Growth. The company’s intention to go public has been rumoured for...
Uber has been ordered by an independent arbitrator to pay US$1.1 million (~RM4.6 million) to an American blind woman seeking redress for the fact that Uber drivers refused to transport...
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes confirmed rumours that the company was getting into the e-hailing business, the Malay Mail said citing a report by The Edge. With most of its planes...
Uber will be reclassifying all of its 70,000 UK drivers as workers, Bloomberg reported. This means Uber drivers will get minimum wage, vacation pay, and other benefits. The move follows...
Grab might be finally taking the leap, according to Reuters. The report, citing knowledgeable sources, said the e-hailing and food delivery giant is considering a public listing in the United...
The new normal might be something that Grab could get used to. On 4 January, the president of the ride-hailing and food delivery service, Ming-Maa, announced in an emailed newsletter...
Grab has recently announced that it will be expanding its services to several smaller cities and rural townships within the Southern and Northern part of Peninsular Malaysia. For starters, GrabCar...
SOCAR announced late last year that it is rebranding its door-to-door service to SOCAR-2-You. In addition to that, it is also expanding the coverage area of the service to Penang...
Grab is laying off around 5% of its workforce due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic. This was revealed by Anthony Tan, the CEO and Co-Founder of Grab in a...
With the COVID-19 pandemic, Grab is naturally being cautious to ensure that neither its drivers and riders get sick. To that end, it is rolling out a new safety feature...
GrabFood may have systematically made restaurants unavailable for customers to order food without the knowledge of the eateries themselves, according to several restaurants that have shared their experience online. Located...
