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Grab plans robobus roll-outs and says drivers could up-skill into remote safety, data-labelling, and hardware roles; the company raised guidance amid Q3 strength.

Grab Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:GRAB) plans to introduce autonomous robobuses in Singapore in early 2026, while exploring ways to retrain human drivers for emerging technology-focused roles.

The death of Affan Kurniawan, a 21-year-old online motorcycle taxi driver, who was run over by a police tactical vehicle on Thursday, 28 August 2025 during a rally in Jakarta, not only deepened national grief and public anger toward the government and parliament, but also sparked an unexpected wave of…

WeRide (NASDAQ:WRD) announced on Thursday that it launched WePilot AiDrive, a one-stage end-to-end ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) solution, developed with Tier 1 supplier Bosch.

Grab passengers in Singapore were shocked by glitch-induced fares of over S$1,500 (£880) for short trips, forcing Asia's biggest ride-hailing firm to apologise, refund users and promise a review of its pricing system.

Grab Holdings is the leading app provider in a region outpacing global growth, supported by a rapidly expanding middle class and penetration of digital.

WeRide (NASDAQ:WRD) stock gained on Friday after it announced that Grab (NASDAQ:GRAB) will take a strategic equity stake as part of a deeper partnership to speed up the deployment and commercialization of Level 4 Robotaxis and shuttles across Southeast Asia.

The ride-hailing firm launched a driverless bus in early July that ferries employees from its headquarters to a nearby metro station four kilometers away.

OpenAI has quietly entered the high-end consulting space, where the company will offer custom AI solutions starting at $10 million per engagement.