Tag: GRAB
Grab raises fundraising target to $5B as Southeast Asia’s ride-hailing war...
Southeast Asian ride-hailing firm Grab is aiming to start the new year with a bang and an awful load of bucks. The company, which...
SoftBank’s Vision Fund is preparing to invest $1 billion in Grab
SoftBank’s Vision Fund is set to continue its recent spree of investments in Asian tech unicorns. The mega fund — which is targeted...
Grab lands $150M for Yamaha Motor to double down on motorbike...
Grab, the Southeast Asia ride-hailing firm that bought out Uber’s local business, has added another investor to its rolling cast of backers after it...
Grab invests $100M into India’s OYO to expand its budget hotel...
Southeast Asian ride-hailing firm Grab has made its most ambitious investment to date after it backed India-headquartered budget hotel network OYO to the...
Grab lands $50M from Thailand’s Kasikorn Bank to further its fintech...
Southeast Asia ride-hailing firm Grab is continuing to add strategic investors to its ongoing Series H round — which is targeted at more...
Ride-hailing startup Shohoz raises $15M to build the Grab of Bangladesh
Uber may be global but it is very much the alternative in some parts of the world. One such place is Bangladesh —...
Middle East investors at our Startup Battlefield, Beirut, October 3rd –...
TechCrunch will soon hold it’s first ever Startup Battlefield MENA competition dedicated to the MENA region, in Beirut, Lebanon, on October 3rd. The event...
Grab picks up $2 billion more to fuel growth in post-Uber...
Grab, the ride-hailing service that struck a deal to take Uber out of Southeast Asia, has announced that it has pulled in $...
LABOUR POWER GRAB: Corbyn allies plot hard-left TAKEOVER in ‘probably illegal’...
JEREMY Corbyn’s allies appear to be on the verge of ensuring the hard left will take complete control of Labour with a new power...
Grab delays shuttering Uber app as Singapore probes merger deal
Fans of Uber in Singapore will have a little more time to continue using the app after Grab, the rival that is...
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