Super Studio will use the fresh funds to create new businesses and support digital transformation. Go to Source
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Grab closes quick commerce service in Indonesian city
Grab said that after leaving Bandung, it will focus on scaling GrabMart Kilat in Greater Jakarta, where it sees strong consumer adoption. Go to Source
Didi may delist from the US on June 10
Public shareholders recently voted in favor of the move, but Didi has not informed them about the official exit date, Nikkei Asia reported. Go to Source
Didi may soon get regulators’ nod to add new users
Chinese regulators may also restore Didi’s mobile apps on local app stores, the Wall Street Journal reported. Go to Source
Carro buys 50% of Indonesian car rental firm
MPMRent, which has a fleet of more than 13,000 cars, is the vehicle rental unit of Indonesia-based automotive group Mitra Pinasthika Mustika. Go to Source
Will Grab’s investors end the trip or stay along for the ride?
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Musk warns of 10% job cuts at Tesla
An email also instructed executives at the electric carmaker to freeze hiring worldwide, Reuters reported. Go to Source
As Grab shareholder lock-ups expire, is fresh round of selling imminent?
Key investors who hold nearly half of Grab’s shares must decide whether to sell now at depressed prices or play the waiting game. Go to Source
How Melbourne is driving the growth of AI startups
The Victorian government is doubling down on its investments into the AI sector, which presents plenty of opportunities for startups looking to tap into the Australian market. Go to Source
How Grab, Gojek, Foodpanda are handling soaring inflation in SEA
The tech app balancing act to keep drivers, consumers, investors, and governments happy. Go to Source