Grab eyes more AI investment after Taiwan deal blocked

CFO says no other deals 'on the horizon' outside Southeast Asia A Grab motorbike driver in Indonesia: The company's ride-hailing revenue grew 10%, year on year, in the July-September quarter of 2026. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi) SINGAPORE — Grab Holdings is looking to invest more in artificial intelligence and support for its drivers and merchant partners, after it failed to acquire rival Foodpanda's Taiwan business, according to its chief financial officer.

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