XiangShou brings more convenience to consumers by placing a personal locker at their door and saving them the hassle to travel to the nearest lockers.

Didi will work with more than 10 local partner taxi companies, which will tap on Didi’s online fleet management and dispatch system.

A Grab spokesperson said that its drivers have complained about the disputes and tension they have with carpooling passengers during those hours.

Caltex customers can now skip the long queues at petrol stations and enjoy a fuss-free way to pay for their petrol or diesel in mere seconds via the app.

Customers can buy their meals via the app half an hour in advance, and collect the meal at any of the mobile dining carts.

Style Theory is a fashion-based subscription startup in Singapore that lets you rent unlimited designer clothing at $99 for the first month.

LTA will work with operators to "assess the feasibility of a trial [and] how it should be scoped to ensure minimal impact on P2P (peer-to-peer) availability."

Will you dare to share your room with a complete stranger? A Chinese service similar to Couchsurfing has gone offline again.

Motorists can now locate nearby carparks and get information such as parking rates, space availability, and operating hours. 

Urge aims to differentiate itself from existing players by offering not only ride-hailing services, but also food delivery, logistics, and courier services. 

This partnership will offer online medical services such as AI-assisted online medical consultations, medicine delivery, and appointment bookings.

Following Jugnoo's closure in Singapore, it will partner Kardi and lend them tech expertise and engineering support to beat ride-hailing rivals.