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Grab to equip 10,000 drivers, merchants with AI skills by 2028

This aligns with efforts by policymakers to future-proof workers as artificial intelligence reshapes business models and jobs

Quick commerce allows food delivery platforms to give riders more jobs outside the lunch and dinner rushes.

In S-E Asia, can quick commerce become a key growth driver for food delivery platforms?

This approach improves rider utilisation rates and could catalyse subscription services

Across the food delivery platforms, Grab remains the leader of the pack with gross merchandise value of US$12.5 billion in 2025.

Affordability a key focus as food delivery platforms continue to grow: Momentum Works

This has driven down average order value, but the net effect is faster gross merchandise value growth

Grab wants to ensure all Indonesian stakeholders are onboard with any takeover proposal because it would need an approval from the country’s government for the deal.

Grab-GoTo deal hits snag caused by state-backed holder’s stake

Potential regulatory opposition and differences in perceived valuation have caused delays in the discussions

The initial phase of AV services in Singapore will function as a shuttle, serving a fixed route with designated stops.

Grab gets approval to test its autonomous vehicle services with the public in Singapore

The community testing phase involves grassroots advisers and residents of Punggol

Philipp Kandal, chief product officer at Grab, with Xia Xianqing, president of GAC.

Grab, Chinese automaker GAC to deploy 20,000 EVs across South-east Asia

It will involve the introduction of three of the Chinese player’s models – Aion Y, Aion ES, and Aion V – across the region

The service will pause during wet weather conditions and there are no flights during public holidays. 

Grab launches drone delivery pilot for food orders with ST Engineering system

The service is only for internal testing and not open for consumers yet

Passengers will pay S$1.20, up from the current S$0.90, Grab said in an e-mail announcement on Dec 24.

Grab, ComfortDelGro Taxi to raise platform fees from Jan 1

[SINGAPORE] Taxi operator ComfortDelGro and ride-hailing firm Grab will be increasing their platform fees from Jan 1, 2026.

Grab’s investment will help fuel Infermove’s growth.

Grab to acquire Chinese firm Infermove to expand in AI robotics

Grab sees Infermove’s solutions will complement its first- and last-mile delivery capabilities