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Grab makes partner health top priority to ensure safety of community

03-04-2020 10:46

By rolling out its latest support programme valued at VND70 billion ($3 million), mostly associated with GrabFood partners, Grab Vietnam deepens its partnership with the community in the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Grab Vietnam spends $3 million supporting driver and merchant partners from COVID-19

31-03-2020 16:50

Grab Vietnam has launched a support fund worth VND70 billion ($3 million) to assist drivers as well as delivery and merchant-partners as well as support the government's initiatives during the tough times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Court of Appeal upholds verdict in lawsuit between Vinasun and Grab

11-03-2020 10:14

On March 10, the Supreme People's Procuracy of Ho Chi Minh City issued the verdict to the prolonged debate between Vinasun and Grab Vietnam. The trial panel rejected the procuracy’s protests as well as both companies’ appeals to uphold the first-instance verdict awarding damages to Vinasun.

Grab Vietnam clinches new director

20-01-2020 11:28

Under the lead of managing director of Grab in Vietnam, Nguyen Thai Hai Van, who has deep commercial and customer engagement experience, Grab is expected to strengthen its business growth in tandem with social impact. Van’s new role officially begins from February 1.

Happy Birthday to our dearest VIR!

26-09-2019 23:00

The Vietnam Investment Review team has been fortunate to receive warm congratulations from both local and international business sectors.

Capital injection pushes up Grab super app vision

04-09-2019 13:32

By investing $500 million over the next five years, ride-hailer Grab is moving forward with its vision to become an “everyday super app” in Vietnam. Jerry Lim, country head of Grab Vietnam, talked with VIR’s Thanh Van about the firm’s plans in more detail.

Grab pushes ahead with $500 million expansion plan in Vietnam

29-08-2019 11:29

Grab will invest $500 million more over five years to tap into opportunities in fintech, new mobility solutions, and logistics. The investment follows strong growth in the first half in Vietnam in transport, food delivery, and payments. Jerry Lim, country head of Grab Vietnam, talks with VIR’s Thanh Van about Grab’s next investment in Vietnam.

Tech firms raise the bar in food safety awareness

01-07-2019 07:15

Technology firms look to be the right linkage between authorised management agencies and private trading households, allowing the more efficient dissemination of food safety standards.

Fierce race in Vietnam’s food delivery market: The game really ends?

27-05-2019 10:06

Newcomers have shaken up Vietnam’s food delivery sector with intensified competition in which only strong contenders can withstand the challenges.

Toyota, SoftBank Vision Fund in $1bn Uber investment

19-04-2019 14:39

Japanese car giant Toyota and investment fund Softbank Vision Fund on Friday unveiled an investment of $1 billion in US company Uber to drive forward the development of driverless ridesharing services.

Grab’s acquisition of Uber may have broken law

13-12-2018 11:39

Grab’s acquisition of Uber may have violated the Competition Law, according to the Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA).

An alliance of 17 domestic taxi companies makes debut

11-12-2018 13:47

An alliance of 17 domestic taxi companies with 12,000 vehicles launched Monday, aiming to compete with ride-hailing services company Grab.

Grab Vietnam responds to fine by Singapore competition watchdog

26-09-2018 08:10

Grab Vietnam has issued a response to the fines from the Singapore competition watchdog for its takeover of Uber's Southeast Asian business.

Uber exit threatens Grab monopoly in Southeast Asia

29-03-2018 11:17

On April 8, US-headquartered ride-hailing juggernaut Uber will officially transfer its operations in Vietnam and seven other ASEAN countries, including Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore to its long-time rival, Grab.