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Uber Rival Grab to Raise $2.5 Billion From Didi, SoftBank, Others
"With their support, Grab will achieve an unassailable market lead in ridesharing, and build on this to make GrabPay the payment solution of choice for Southeast Asia."
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Grab Is Hiring in Bengaluru: A New Player Enters the Game?
Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab is hiring engineers in Bengaluru. Is this the first step towards an entry into India?
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Grab Raises $750 Million in Funding Round Led by SoftBank
Southeast Asia is fast becoming a key battleground for ride-hailing firms thanks to a burgeoning middle class as well as a youthful, Internet-savvy demographic.
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China Confirms Legal Status of Ride-Hailing Industry
Uber and Didi Chuxing said they welcomed the rules and the official endorsement of the industry.
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Uber, Ola Launch Rival Motorbike-Hailing Services in Bengaluru
Two-wheelers are the most popular form of transport in many traffic-clogged cities, but schemes to rent a bike and driver by the kilometre are rare.
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GrabTaxi, Asia-Based Uber Competitor, to Open Tech Centre in Seattle
GrabTaxi said it hired Raman Narayanan, a former Microsoft engineer, as technical adviser to the centre and to lead recruitment efforts.
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Ola Appoints Flipkart's Joy Bandekar to Lead New Initiatives
Bandekar joins Ola from Flipkart where he was most recently the corporate president.
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Ola, Lyft, GrabTaxi Partner to Take on Uber in Asia
The new partnerships, announced on Thursday by Lyft, are expected to be completed by mid-2016.
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Uber Said to Seek $2.1 Billion Funding to Raise Value to 62.5 Billion
The new funding shows Uber is accelerating its race to expand globally and branch into services beyond picking up and dropping off riders.
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Lyft Partners With Ola, GrabTaxi to Reach Asian Markets
Users of the Ola and GrabTaxi ride apps - the latter serves Southeast Asian countries including Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam - will have access to Lyft when visiting the U.S., and can use the app in their native language and pay with their native currency.
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Ola Joins Forces With Didi, Lyft, GrabTaxi to Take on Uber
Indian taxi aggregator app Ola has inked a pact with global peers -- Didi, Lyft and GrabTaxi -- that will allow users of these ridesharing apps to seamlessly travel across India, China, the US and Southeast Asia.
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China's Didi Bullish on US Partner Lyft, Criticises Uber
Didi's battle with Uber in China has been especially brutal, with each firm burning through more than $1 billion.
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China's Didi Kuaidi Firms Up Anti-Uber Alliance, Invests in Ola
SoftBank is the common investor backing most of the firms that are taking on Uber across Asia and in the United States.
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Ride-Sharing Apps Vie to Replace Private Car Ownership in Vietnam
Ride-sharing apps have taken off in Vietnam as they provide four-wheeled comfort in a country better known for chaotic swarms of scooters and expensive taxi fares.
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Taxi-Booking App GrabTaxi Raises $350 Million in Fresh Funding
Didi Kuaidi, China's biggest taxi app firm, is also among the big-name sources of the fresh funding.
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Uber Rival Grab to Raise $2.5 Billion From Didi, SoftBank, Others
"With their support, Grab will achieve an unassailable market lead in ridesharing, and build on this to make GrabPay the payment solution of choice for Southeast Asia."
-
Grab Is Hiring in Bengaluru: A New Player Enters the Game?
Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab is hiring engineers in Bengaluru. Is this the first step towards an entry into India?
-
Grab Raises $750 Million in Funding Round Led by SoftBank
Southeast Asia is fast becoming a key battleground for ride-hailing firms thanks to a burgeoning middle class as well as a youthful, Internet-savvy demographic.
-
China Confirms Legal Status of Ride-Hailing Industry
Uber and Didi Chuxing said they welcomed the rules and the official endorsement of the industry.
-
Uber, Ola Launch Rival Motorbike-Hailing Services in Bengaluru
Two-wheelers are the most popular form of transport in many traffic-clogged cities, but schemes to rent a bike and driver by the kilometre are rare.
-
GrabTaxi, Asia-Based Uber Competitor, to Open Tech Centre in Seattle
GrabTaxi said it hired Raman Narayanan, a former Microsoft engineer, as technical adviser to the centre and to lead recruitment efforts.
-
Ola Appoints Flipkart's Joy Bandekar to Lead New Initiatives
Bandekar joins Ola from Flipkart where he was most recently the corporate president.
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Ola, Lyft, GrabTaxi Partner to Take on Uber in Asia
The new partnerships, announced on Thursday by Lyft, are expected to be completed by mid-2016.
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Uber Said to Seek $2.1 Billion Funding to Raise Value to 62.5 Billion
The new funding shows Uber is accelerating its race to expand globally and branch into services beyond picking up and dropping off riders.
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Lyft Partners With Ola, GrabTaxi to Reach Asian Markets
Users of the Ola and GrabTaxi ride apps - the latter serves Southeast Asian countries including Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam - will have access to Lyft when visiting the U.S., and can use the app in their native language and pay with their native currency.
-
Ola Joins Forces With Didi, Lyft, GrabTaxi to Take on Uber
Indian taxi aggregator app Ola has inked a pact with global peers -- Didi, Lyft and GrabTaxi -- that will allow users of these ridesharing apps to seamlessly travel across India, China, the US and Southeast Asia.
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China's Didi Bullish on US Partner Lyft, Criticises Uber
Didi's battle with Uber in China has been especially brutal, with each firm burning through more than $1 billion.
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China's Didi Kuaidi Firms Up Anti-Uber Alliance, Invests in Ola
SoftBank is the common investor backing most of the firms that are taking on Uber across Asia and in the United States.
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Ride-Sharing Apps Vie to Replace Private Car Ownership in Vietnam
Ride-sharing apps have taken off in Vietnam as they provide four-wheeled comfort in a country better known for chaotic swarms of scooters and expensive taxi fares.
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Taxi-Booking App GrabTaxi Raises $350 Million in Fresh Funding
Didi Kuaidi, China's biggest taxi app firm, is also among the big-name sources of the fresh funding.
