Malaysia proposes $20 million fine on Grab for abusive practices

Reuters, here. See also here. 

Uber to appeal Singaporean competition watchdog decision on Grab merger

Cityam.com, here. 

Grab-Uber Merger: CCCS Imposes Directions on Parties to Restore Market Contestability and Penalties to Deter Anti-Competitive Mergers

CCCS, here.

Singapore competition watchdog fines Uber and Grab $9.5m

FT, here. 

Grab wants to go way beyond ride-hailing in Asia, co-founder Hooi Ling Tan says

Recode, here. 

Grab co-founder says Southeast Asia still has plenty of competition despite Uber’s exit

TechCrunch, here. 

After Uber buyout, Grab aims to go beyond rides to become Southeast Asia’s one-stop app

TechCrunch, here. 

Singapore regulator says Uber-Grab merger may have been unlawful

FT, here. 

Grab/Uber merger: CCCS Provisionally Finds that the Merger Has Substantially Lessened Competition, Proposes Directions to Restore Market Contestability and to Impose Financial Penalties

CCCS, here.
PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON POSSIBLE REMEDIES TO ADDRESS POTENTIAL COMPETITION CONCERNS ARISING FROM GRAB/UBER MERGER here.

Uber/Grab merger: Appointment of monitoring trustee to monitor compliance with CCCS’s Interim Measures Directions

CCCS, here. 

Singapore’s competition watchdog sets interim measures for Grab-Uber merger

Channelnewsasia, here. CCCS’s press release here.

The Uber-Grab merger and the potentially anti-competitive consequences of the battle for ride-hailing dominance

CoRe Blog, here. 

On Uber Selling Southeast Asia Business to Grab

B. Edelman, here. 

Following Singapore, Philippines regulator forces Grab to delay closing Uber’s app

TechCrunch, here.