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.
Ryde users can soon book a driver to help deliver small items such as documents, gifts and forgotten items, within an hour.
Following Jugnoo's closure in Singapore, it will partner Kardi and lend them tech expertise and engineering support to beat ride-hailing rivals.
Based on their internal investigations, Grab Philippines siad that "Eddie Ybañez's allegations are untrue and appears to have malicious intent".
The company behind TADA, MVL Foundation, also offers 0% commission from drivers. The app lets users earn points which can be converted into cryptocurrency.
Micab has been a target of a massive phantom booking spree in their app this past June, and its internal investigation point to ride-sharing rival Grab.
The LTFRB imposed a P10-million fine on Grab Philippines for charging its passengers an additional P2 per minute on top of its approved fees.
Grab’s ‘everyday superapp’ vision is a reality in the making as the O2O firm unifies Southeast Asia.
Once known as the Chinese equivalents of Groupon and Yelp, Meituan and Dianping merged in 2015 to become a super-platform for services.
Singapore-based ride-hailing firm Grab has disabled its GrabShare feature between 1am and 5am, after receiving "numerous reports" about safety concerns.
The investment from Toyota will see the two companies expand on their existing partnership and explore new mobility strategies across the region.