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(July 24): Grab raised US$2 billion ($2.7 billion) from Didi Chuxing and SoftBank Group Corp. in the largest–ever venture fundraising in Southeast Asia, joining forces with two companies instrumental in driving Uber Technologies Inc. out of China.

SAN FRANCISCO (June 21): Uber Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick has resigned, capping a series of controversies that have rocked the world’s largest technology startup and exposed fundamental problems with its male-dominated cult

SINGAPORE (June 17): New technologies and shifting consumer behaviour are destroying the reliable returns once offered by some widely owned heavyweight stocks.

(June 6): Ride-hailing firm Grab, Uber Technologies Inc's largest rival in Southeast Asia, is likely to embark on a round of fundraising as it works to develop new offerings such as financial services, its chief executive told Reuters on Tuesday.

SINGAPORE (April 19): Deutsche Bank is keeping its “buy” recommendation on land transport group ComfortDelGro (CDG) at a target price of $2.90, although it notes near-term pressures abound in Singapore’s taxi industry as well as projects 5-7% lower

SINGAPORE (March 17): In one of the most expensive countries in the world to own a car, Peter Chiu is finding a novel way to pay for one.

SINGAPORE (March 8): A commercial decision to change all taxis to yellow could save lives and potentially reduce economic losses by millions of dollars, according to a study led by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS).

SINGAPORE (Feb 23): Singapore, a keen early adopter of the sharing economy, has fired a warning shot across the bow of Airbnb and Uber with tighter rules that could shake up their business models and growth ambitions in Asia.

SINGAPORE (Feb 13): The road ahead is paved with challenges for land transport operator ComfortDelGro.

SINGAPORE (Jan 16): CIMB Securities continues to rate land transport company ComfortDelGro at “add” with an unchanged target price of $2.91, while forecasting a FY16-18 yield of 3.9-4.7% based on an incremental payout ratio of 66-70%.