Grab Holdings (NASDAQ:GRAB) began as a ride-hailing service in Malaysia in 2012 to address taxi safety and efficiency issues.

Grab, Southeast Asia’s Uber-like super app, is working with the USDC issuer Circle to enable Web3 services for its 187 million users. Grab, Southeast Asia’s super app and the biggest technology ...

With Tunz eSIM, Grab Indonesia users can now purchase mobile data before departure or upon arrival overseas, activate it in seconds, and connect immediately, without changing SIM cards or visiting ...

What if you could use your everyday ridehailing app anywhere in the world? No more cumbersome downloads of another app or losing loyalty points from your app. That’s what Grab wants to achieve with ...

Grab Holdings (NASDAQ:GRAB) Limited, the Southeast Asian super-app giant, continues to navigate a complex landscape of opportunities and challenges as it solidifies its position in the region's ...

Grab's super app strategy and early lead in key markets make it a dominant player in the Southeast Asian tech ecosystem. The company's focus on profitable verticals like food delivery and ride-hailing ...

In the face of a fast-growing and innovative rival, Grab’s foray into travel, starting with hotels, could give it an edge over archrival Go-Jek, which does not do travel — yet. Singapore-based ...

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