Malaysia Competition Commission Proposes Rm 86 77 Million Fine On Grab
Specifically, the clause apparently forbids Grab driver-partners from promoting and advertising other e-hailing services which is deemed as a misuse of its dominant position in Malaysia. According to the report by The Edge, MyCC’s CEO, Iskandar Ismail apparently has pointed out that the driver-partners should be able to do anything with their cars since Grab doesn’t own them. MyCC has also announced a daily penalty of RM 15,000 starting from this Thursday onwards until Grab takes the necessary steps to solve the issue as pointed by the commission....