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Grab Holdings president to step down from April 2024

The president of Singapore-based Grab Holdings will step down from the ride-hailing company at the end of April 2024, Grab said on Tuesday. Ming Maa, who joined Grab in September 2016,.

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Grab Loses Second Top Executive in Six Months as President Quits

Grab Loses Second Top Executive in Six Months as President Quits
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Grab Holdings president Ming Maa to step down from April 2024

Maa was involved in Grab's merger with Uber's Southeast Asia operations in 2018 and Grab's public listing on NASDAQ in 2021.

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Female leaders on the power of STEM and what holds women back

From astrophysics to biopharma, STEM trailblazers share their journeys, challenge myths and misconceptions, and offer advice to the next generation

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Grab s 70% Tumble Shows the Limits of Singapore s Tech Dream

(Bloomberg Markets) In the ballroom of the five-star Shangri-La Singapore hotel, Anthony Tan celebrated a triumph for the country’s up-and-coming tech scene. “Today we shine a spotlight on Southeast Asia!” he told the adoring crowd. His company, Grab, the region’s answer to Uber, was about to make its stock market debut.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Israel Vows to Wipe Out Hamas as Ground War LoomsApollo CEO Marc Rowan Demands UPenn Leaders Quit Over ‘Antisemitism’IMF Caught Off Guar

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