More articles about: Grab Philippines

Brian Cu is leaving his role as president of Grab Philippines effective August 14, 2020. A statement released by Grab on Wednesday, July 15, said Cu “has decided to move on to focus other business interests as an entrepreneur in the startup ...

Have you been craving food that you haven’t had since the start of the lockdown? Is there something you’d like to buy for yourself but you can’t? Would you like crazy discounts and deals on your next purchase or transaction? Grab’s making all ...

When officials gave the go-signal for transport network vehicle services (TNVS) like Grab to resume operations after the government-imposed lockdown, one of the new policies is that drivers can no longer accept cash payments. That means riders can only pay through credit cards ...

Grab is gearing up to restart its ride-hailing operations that were suspended over two months ago because of the coronavirus pandemic. One of its new policies is that Grab drivers are allowed to cancel rides if he or she finds that the ...

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is halting three of Grab’s personal data processing systems for alleged failure to comply with provisions in the Data Privacy Act of 2012 and possibly endangering the privacy rights of the riding public. In a cease and desist ...

Grab says it will not impose penalties on its drivers who will join the first-ever “transport holiday” of Transport Network Vehicle Services (TNVS) on Monday, July 8. Instead, it will offer what it calls #TuloyPasada Reward to its drivers who choose to continue ...

A group of transport network vehicle service (TNVS) drivers and operators has appealed to the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board to consider modifying certain points in the process of acquiring a permit to operate as a TNVS. In a press conference on ...

JAKARTA—Grab is already Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing app, but the Singapore-based startup is far from done. This year, the company is moving further away from merely being a transport service and is set to introduce new “tiles” designed to respond to its ...

Last year, Grab was in hot water for its multi-million dollar merger with U.S.-based ride-sharing platform Uber. The move sparked numerous investigations from competition commissions in the region, an issue that is yet to be settled, at least in the Philippines.Amid all ...

It’s been three weeks since water stopped flowing regularly in some homes in the east zone of Metro Manila. Most of those affected can't help but curse and blame Manila Water, the main water supplier of the other half of the capital. Until today, ...