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PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Turo, the American operator of a peer-to-peer car-rental app, looks to establish its service in Asia with the help of fresh funding from Sumitomo Corp. and others, targeting a Japanese debut by 2020. [1]
SINGAPORE -- Anthony Tan, chief executive of GrabTaxi, is looking for ways to expand his on-demand business in Southeast Asia's aggressive transport app market. [2]
TOKYO -- The Japanese market for car navigation systems has been eroded by the advent of smartphones, but makers of these systems are fighting back with new models showcasing the latest technology. [3]
TOKYO -- Grab, developer of the Singaporean "super app" of the same name, will team up with a taxi operator in Japan, letting users of its app hail taxis at popular tourist sites, starting Monday. [4]
PADANG, Indonesia -- GrabTaxi, the car-hailing app provider out of Singapore, is racing to lure Indonesian drivers for its motorcycle taxi service, GrabBike. [5]
SINGAPORE -- GrabTaxi, Southeast Asia's leading taxi app operator, is introducing a car pool service for Singaporean commuters. The company aims to snag a bigger share of the city-state's highly competitive transportation market. [6]
TOKYO -- NTT Docomo is looking for on-ramps to the automotive sector, forging deals and developing services to counter the active investment in fields like ride-hailing by rival mobile phone operator SoftBank. [7]
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PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Turo, the American operator of a peer-to-peer car-rental app, looks to establish its service in Asia with the help of fresh funding from Sumitomo Corp. and others, targeting a Japanese debut by 2020.
SINGAPORE -- Anthony Tan, chief executive of GrabTaxi, is looking for ways to expand his on-demand business in Southeast Asia's aggressive transport app market.
TOKYO -- The Japanese market for car navigation systems has been eroded by the advent of smartphones, but makers of these systems are fighting back with new models showcasing the latest technology.
TOKYO -- Grab, developer of the Singaporean "super app" of the same name, will team up with a taxi operator in Japan, letting users of its app hail taxis at popular tourist sites, starting Monday.
PADANG, Indonesia -- GrabTaxi, the car-hailing app provider out of Singapore, is racing to lure Indonesian drivers for its motorcycle taxi service, GrabBike.
SINGAPORE -- GrabTaxi, Southeast Asia's leading taxi app operator, is introducing a car pool service for Singaporean commuters. The company aims to snag a bigger share of the city-state's highly competitive transportation market.
TOKYO -- NTT Docomo is looking for on-ramps to the automotive sector, forging deals and developing services to counter the active investment in fields like ride-hailing by rival mobile phone operator SoftBank.
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SINGAPORE -- GrabTaxi, Southeast Asia's leading smartphone taxi app, has introduced lower-priced private car hires to strengthen its share of Singapore's highly competitive transportation market.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Carsome Group, a Malaysian startup that operates an online marketplace for used cars, will expand its consumer auto loan and financing services for dealers, hoping to boost sales on its platform.