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A little-known Turkish app is trying to become the one-stop place for getting around town, using the same drivers and customers to power both rides and deliveries. It’s growing fast and says it’s getting closer to steady profits, but it’s doing it in a market where digital ride-hailing is still early and competition could change quickly.Read more

A little-known ride-hailing company says Turkey’s market is still early, with room to grow as pricing and demand catch up. It also aims to turn its service into a broader “super app,” expanding from rides into delivery and other ways to get around—before bigger rivals fully focus on the country.Read more

Grab Holdings (NASDAQ: GRAB) stands out as an intriguing investment opportunity due to its transformation from a Southeast Asian app focused on ride-hailing to a profitable ecosystem spanning mobility, deliveries, financial services, and advertising. Business Overview Grab operates as a dominant superapp in eight Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Singapore, and Vietnam, with over 11,000 employees and a platform connecting millions of users to on-demand services.Read more

Uber’s recent moves in Türkiye are hard to ignore. In the past year, $UBER has committed over $1B across Trendyol Go and Getir delivery assets — paying ~0.34–0.41x gross bookings for businesses operating at ~4% global EBITDA margins.Read more

Ryde is tightening its link to electric vehicles by taking a stake in a major local fleet operator that also runs charging and fleet tech. That could help it attract and keep drivers with more affordable access to EVs, but it also raises the stakes on how fast Singapore’s shift to cleaner transport really plays out.Read more

UPS is trying to turn itself around with a sweeping effort to reshape its delivery network, cut costs, and lean harder on automation—while also dialing back its reliance on a major customer. But rising debt, worker tensions, and uneasy shareholders could make this overhaul harder than it looks, even as new partnerships aim to rebuild trust and drive more shipments.Read more

A long-time investor shifts part of their money out of the US and into places like Switzerland and the Nordics, driven by fear of political and currency trouble at home. They lay out a “survival portfolio” mix and ask whether this move toward safer currencies and steady income is sensible or a new kind of risk.Read more

Delta keeps its edge over other big US airlines by running a tighter operation, even as signs of softer travel demand force the company to temper expectations. The catch is that airlines have little room for error, and a weakening economy or an unexpected shock could hit profits fast.Read more

Largest Uncertainty For The CORE INDONESIA ZIM INT. revenue is the Panama Canal Bottleneck.Read more