GRAB PLEDGES DATA SECURITY AFTER CHINA TIES QUESTIONED
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Grab, Southeast Asia's ride-hailing and delivery leader, committed to protecting Taiwan's data security and public trust following reports of partnerships with Chinese firms Huawei and Alibaba.
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