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Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.

Grab, the major ride sharing app used in South East Asia, has made its stock market debut on New York's Nasdaq index, with shares initially rising before falling sharply.