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There have been rumors for a while now that Southeast Asia’s two major ride-hailing and delivery apps, Go-Jek and Grab, were eyeing a merger. If it were to go through, it would be a blockbuster deal.

Singapore's competition watchdog, CCS, has not received merger notifications from Grab or GoTo, but is open to discussions regarding their potential tie-up. Media reports suggest Indonesia's state ...

No one wants to revisit the COVID lockdowns of four years ago. But tens of thousands of people revisit that time every single day. Pretending to be part of recorded business meetings on Zoom recorded ...

[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s plan to take a share in the Grab-GoTo mega-merger would place the state at the nerve centre of South-east Asia’s most influential digital platforms, with potential veto rights.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo is replacing its chief executive, paving the way for a potential merger ...

JAKARTA, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Indonesian ride-hailing firm GoTo (GOTO.JK), opens new tab said on Monday that Chief Executive Officer Patrick Walujo was stepping down and the board had nominated Chief ...

GoTo—the Indonesian ride-hailing and e-commerce company backed by billionaire Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank Corp.—said Monday it will replace Patrick Walujo as its CEO amid ongoing talks with ...