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111 grab-uber News

  • Uber's appeal over anti-competitive Grab merger dismissed, $6.58m fine upheld

    Uber's appeal over anti-competitive Grab merger dismissed, $6.58m fine upheld

    Ride-hailing firm Uber will have to pay a $6.58 million penalty after its appeal against a 2018 decision that it had breached competition laws was dismissed.

    Other News
  • Uber's Lion City Rentals finally sold

    Uber's Lion City Rentals finally sold

    Two local motor companies have bought Uber-owned Lion City Rentals, marking the U.S.A ride-hailing firm's complete exit from Singapore.

    Other News
  • Taxi, private-hire car firms offer ideas for masterplan

    Taxi, private-hire car firms offer ideas for masterplan

    Among the ideas for a masterplan put forth by taxi and private-hire firms is an integrated app for users to choose from chauffeured rides, buses and trains.

    Other News
  • Go-Jek launches beta app in Singapore ahead of entry in early 2019

    Go-Jek launches beta app in Singapore ahead of entry in early 2019

    Indonesian ride-hailing firm Go-Jek has launched a beta version of its app here. The app can be downloaded from Thursday, 29 November.

    Other News
  • Grab to pay anti-competition fine as it prepares for Go-Jek arrival

    Grab to pay anti-competition fine as it prepares for Go-Jek arrival

    Ride-hailing firm Grab has decided not to appeal against an anti-competitive penalty, and will pay the $6.42 million fine imposed.

    Other News
  • Uber struggling to dispose of its sizeable fleet six months after pullout

    Uber struggling to dispose of its sizeable fleet six months after pullout

    The Uber-owned vehicle leasing operator, Lion City Rentals, still has several thousand cars - many unhired - in its fleet.

    Other News
  • Experts want more clearly defined rules but welcome CCCS move

    Experts want more clearly defined rules but welcome CCCS move

    Observers have welcomed the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore's decision on the Grab-Uber deal but said regulations should be clearly defined.

    Other News
  • Grab says it did not breach competition laws in Uber merger

    Grab says it did not breach competition laws in Uber merger

    Grab noted that there is no obligation for it to inform the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore of the merger, though it did so.

    Other News
  • Grab, Uber fined $13 million by competition watchdog for March merger

    Grab, Uber fined $13 million by competition watchdog for March merger

    Grab was fined about $6.4 million while Uber was fined about $6.58 million by the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore.

    Other News
  • Private-hire service RydeX goes on-demand

    Private-hire service RydeX goes on-demand

    Local start-up Ryde is upping the ante against its ride-hailing rivals by upgrading its RydeX private-hire car booking service to go on-demand.

    Other News
  • Grab to appeal against consumer watchdog's decision

    Grab to appeal against consumer watchdog's decision

    Ride-hailing firm Grab will submit a written representation appealing against the consumer watchdog's decision on its acquisition of Uber's business.

    Other News
  • Watchdog finds that Grab-Uber deal breaches competition laws

    Watchdog finds that Grab-Uber deal breaches competition laws

    The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore has determined that Grab's acquisition of Uber is an infringement of competition laws.

    Other News
  • Grab launches food delivery service in Singapore as UberEats app is discontinued

    Grab launches food delivery service in Singapore as UberEats app is discontinued

    Grab has launched its food delivery service - GrabFood - in line with its aim to be a one-stop essential services app, beyond just ride-hailing.

    Other News
  • Uber's unhired fleet floods used car market

    Uber's unhired fleet floods used car market

    Hundreds of Uber's unhired cars have hit the used car market, many of which consist of Mazda3 sedans and Honda Vezels, a week after the app shut down here.

    Other News
  • Firms pick agent to ensure rule compliance

    Firms pick agent to ensure rule compliance

    British accountancy firm Smith & Williamson has been appointed as an independent agent by Uber and Grab to ensure interim measures are adhered to.

    Other News
  • New ride-hailing app Filo to debut within next fortnight

    New ride-hailing app Filo to debut within next fortnight

    A new ride-hailing app will make its debut in Singapore within the next two weeks, making it the third firm to enter the market since Uber's departure.

    Other News
  • Drivers and users hanging on to Uber app

    Drivers and users hanging on to Uber app

    Ride-hailing firm Uber may have made it clear that it intends to leave Singapore but commuters and drivers are still hanging on to the app.

    Other News
  • Uber app to cease after this weekend

    Uber app to cease after this weekend

    The Uber app will cease here after this weekend, even with the competition watchdog yet to complete its probe into the Grab-Uber merger.

    Other News
  • The road ahead for ride-hailing

    The road ahead for ride-hailing

    A slew of newcomers has entered the ride-hailing market following Grab's acquisition of Uber's South East Asian business two months ago.

    Other News
  • CCCS continues probe into Grab-Uber merger

    CCCS continues probe into Grab-Uber merger

    Singapore's competition watchdog said it has noted the news of potential new entrants into the ride-hailing industry, as it continues its probe into the merger.

    Other News
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111 grab-uber News

  • Uber's appeal over anti-competitive Grab merger dismissed, $6.58m fine upheld

    Uber's appeal over anti-competitive Grab merger dismissed, $6.58m fine upheld

    Ride-hailing firm Uber will have to pay a $6.58 million penalty after its appeal against a 2018 decision that it had breached competition laws was dismissed.

    Other News
  • Uber's Lion City Rentals finally sold

    Uber's Lion City Rentals finally sold

    Two local motor companies have bought Uber-owned Lion City Rentals, marking the U.S.A ride-hailing firm's complete exit from Singapore.

    Other News
  • Taxi, private-hire car firms offer ideas for masterplan

    Taxi, private-hire car firms offer ideas for masterplan

    Among the ideas for a masterplan put forth by taxi and private-hire firms is an integrated app for users to choose from chauffeured rides, buses and trains.

    Other News
  • Go-Jek launches beta app in Singapore ahead of entry in early 2019

    Go-Jek launches beta app in Singapore ahead of entry in early 2019

    Indonesian ride-hailing firm Go-Jek has launched a beta version of its app here. The app can be downloaded from Thursday, 29 November.

    Other News
  • Grab to pay anti-competition fine as it prepares for Go-Jek arrival

    Grab to pay anti-competition fine as it prepares for Go-Jek arrival

    Ride-hailing firm Grab has decided not to appeal against an anti-competitive penalty, and will pay the $6.42 million fine imposed.

    Other News
  • Uber struggling to dispose of its sizeable fleet six months after pullout

    Uber struggling to dispose of its sizeable fleet six months after pullout

    The Uber-owned vehicle leasing operator, Lion City Rentals, still has several thousand cars - many unhired - in its fleet.

    Other News
  • Experts want more clearly defined rules but welcome CCCS move

    Experts want more clearly defined rules but welcome CCCS move

    Observers have welcomed the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore's decision on the Grab-Uber deal but said regulations should be clearly defined.

    Other News
  • Grab says it did not breach competition laws in Uber merger

    Grab says it did not breach competition laws in Uber merger

    Grab noted that there is no obligation for it to inform the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore of the merger, though it did so.

    Other News
  • Grab, Uber fined $13 million by competition watchdog for March merger

    Grab, Uber fined $13 million by competition watchdog for March merger

    Grab was fined about $6.4 million while Uber was fined about $6.58 million by the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore.

    Other News
  • Private-hire service RydeX goes on-demand

    Private-hire service RydeX goes on-demand

    Local start-up Ryde is upping the ante against its ride-hailing rivals by upgrading its RydeX private-hire car booking service to go on-demand.

    Other News
  • Grab to appeal against consumer watchdog's decision

    Grab to appeal against consumer watchdog's decision

    Ride-hailing firm Grab will submit a written representation appealing against the consumer watchdog's decision on its acquisition of Uber's business.

    Other News
  • Watchdog finds that Grab-Uber deal breaches competition laws

    Watchdog finds that Grab-Uber deal breaches competition laws

    The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore has determined that Grab's acquisition of Uber is an infringement of competition laws.

    Other News
  • Grab launches food delivery service in Singapore as UberEats app is discontinued

    Grab launches food delivery service in Singapore as UberEats app is discontinued

    Grab has launched its food delivery service - GrabFood - in line with its aim to be a one-stop essential services app, beyond just ride-hailing.

    Other News
  • Uber's unhired fleet floods used car market

    Uber's unhired fleet floods used car market

    Hundreds of Uber's unhired cars have hit the used car market, many of which consist of Mazda3 sedans and Honda Vezels, a week after the app shut down here.

    Other News
  • Firms pick agent to ensure rule compliance

    Firms pick agent to ensure rule compliance

    British accountancy firm Smith & Williamson has been appointed as an independent agent by Uber and Grab to ensure interim measures are adhered to.

    Other News
  • New ride-hailing app Filo to debut within next fortnight

    New ride-hailing app Filo to debut within next fortnight

    A new ride-hailing app will make its debut in Singapore within the next two weeks, making it the third firm to enter the market since Uber's departure.

    Other News
  • Drivers and users hanging on to Uber app

    Drivers and users hanging on to Uber app

    Ride-hailing firm Uber may have made it clear that it intends to leave Singapore but commuters and drivers are still hanging on to the app.

    Other News
  • Uber app to cease after this weekend

    Uber app to cease after this weekend

    The Uber app will cease here after this weekend, even with the competition watchdog yet to complete its probe into the Grab-Uber merger.

    Other News
  • The road ahead for ride-hailing

    The road ahead for ride-hailing

    A slew of newcomers has entered the ride-hailing market following Grab's acquisition of Uber's South East Asian business two months ago.

    Other News
  • CCCS continues probe into Grab-Uber merger

    CCCS continues probe into Grab-Uber merger

    Singapore's competition watchdog said it has noted the news of potential new entrants into the ride-hailing industry, as it continues its probe into the merger.

    Other News
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