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  • Grab now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates

    Grab now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates

    The ride-hailing firm is now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates as the new P2P framework begins to take effect.

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  • CCCS seeks feedback on Grab's platform fee

    CCCS seeks feedback on Grab's platform fee

    The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is seeking public feedback on Grab's application to impose a platform fee on riders.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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9 cccs articles

  • Grab now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates

    Grab now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates

    The ride-hailing firm is now free to change its pricing policies and driver commission rates as the new P2P framework begins to take effect.

    Other News
  • CCCS seeks feedback on Grab's platform fee

    CCCS seeks feedback on Grab's platform fee

    The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is seeking public feedback on Grab's application to impose a platform fee on riders.

    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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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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