SINGAPORE (Mar 13): The battle between ride-hailing giants Grab and Uber Technologies for market share in Southeast Asia could draw to a close.

According to sources of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Uber has agreed, in principle, to sell most of its Southeast Asia operations to Grab in exchange for a 30% stake in the firm or less.

The two companies are said to be still hashing out the final terms of the pact.

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