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Singapore watchdog says Uber-Grab deal may have infringed competition

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Reuters  • 2 min read
Singapore watchdog says Uber-Grab deal may have infringed competition
SINGAPORE (Mar 30): Singapore's competition watchdog said it had reasonable grounds to suspect competition had been infringed by Uber Technologies Inc's deal to sell its operations in Southeast Asia to rival ride-hailing firm Grab.
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