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Why a merger between Grab and Gojek makes sense

Does a merger between Grab and Gojek make sense? The short answer is yes. But the more complete answer is, “it depends.” Go to Source

It’s part of a larger US$100 million series D round. Go to Source

Of the more than 800 companies currently in Tencent’s investment portfolio, about 70 are listed and roughly 160 are unicorns. Go to Source

The potential areas of collaboration include smart cities and green initiatives across Indonesia. Go to Source

It plans to open more GrabKitchen locations in the city-state within the first half of the year. Go to Source

Its rival Gojek is also set to launch a similar service in Malaysia this month. Go to Source

Caocao is one of the Chinese ride-hailers eyeing international expansion amid the intensely competitive and saturated domestic market. Go to Source

It introduced new punishments, such as account freezing and reports to the police, to deal with the problem. Go to Source

The digital bank is set to cater to the financial needs of digital-first consumers and SMEs. Go to Source

Grab has violated its service and pricing commitments, according to the country’s antitrust body. Go to Source