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Details 12 April 2021 Grab Indonesia has unveiled a space-themed ad in line with Ramadan. The ad, which runs for over two minutes, features a four-member crew on a spaceship venturing in space during Ramadan. The ship is then hijacked by aliens, who take away all their resources such as food, transport, and groceries. Left in despair after the aliens left the ship empty, one of the crew members then produced a button with the word "Grab" on it. With a push of ...

Toktok Delivery Service is Looking For Riders, Here are the Requirements Plus Application Process Mr. Speedy, Lalamove, and Grab Express, is currently looking for more riders to enhance their operations. As of today, their services are limited to clients in Greater Manila (Mega Manila) so if you reside in the area or in nearby provinces and you own a motorcycle, why not take your chance on Toktok? Since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic, delivery service businesses have been boom...

(MakatiMed / MANILA BULLETIN) The Makati Medical Center announced on Wednesday that it is now accepting hair donations for cancer patients. “Make a cancer patient smile by donating your hair at MakatiMed Cancer Center,” read an advisory on the hospital’s Facebook page. Based on the hospital’s donation guidelines, the donated hair — whether curly, wavy, or straight — must be a minimum of nine inches long. The donated hair should be dry and ponytailed and placed in a “zip lock or re...

Watsons has tied up with GrabExpress, GrabMart and GrabPay, while Panasonic has partnered with GrabAds.

Details 13 January 2021 Gojek has been thrust into the spotlight recently for alleged merger talks with Grab and Tokopedia respectively. The Indonesian ride-hailing app was reportedly in advanced merger talks with Tokopedia to seal a US$18 billion deal while it allegedly also "made substantial progress" to merge with Grab. Both Grab and Tokopedia have solidified their reputation in their respective industries. Grabs net revenue increased by 70% in 2020 and r...

Reporter ARIES JAY C. DE GUIA, 28, a motorcycle delivery rider in Valenzuela City, considers himself lucky these days to clear P500 a day — less than half of what he used to earn before the pandemic, and below the prevailing minimum wage for Metro Manila. Mr. De Guia said before the crisis he typically had four to seven bookings a day, peaking at 13 during busy periods. Now demand has turned uneven, and he is down to two or three. The ordinary risks undertaken by delivery couriers, like road ...