How nation’s largest taxi company has taken public for a ride
A massive document leak has laid bare how many cab drivers are scamming their customers, and how little is done about it.
The Edge Singapore10d
ComfortDelGro investors look beyond A2B news as contribution from other overseas units roll in
CDG reported earnings of $210.5 million, up 16.6% y-o-y. Revenue in the same period was up 15.4% y-o-y to $4.48 billion with ...
The Business Times17d
Australia taxi fraud cases driven by cabbies, not the company: ComfortDelGro
Systems that could be abused for fradulent charges in around 9,000 cabs have since been changed Read more at The Business Times.
The Age28d
‘Fraud all over the place’: Taxi giant’s former integrity insider blows whistle on rampant rip-offs
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Taxi giant A2B had no interest in effectively tackling the rampant fraud inflicted on customers and passengers using its products ...
The Manila Times4d
Portage Biotech Resumes Enrollment in Final Cohort of Dose Escalation for Port-6 in ADPORT-601 Trial
"Our review of the preliminary data reinforces our confidence in PORT-6 and supports the decision to complete dose escalation ...
trans.info9d
Fifth weekly sailings added to London-Netherlands Short Sea service
Dutch transport company A2B-online has added a fifth weekly sailing between Hutchison Ports London Thamesport and Moerdijk in ...
Port Strategy10d
A2B-online expands UK-Netherlands sailings
A2B-online Container increases it sailings between the UK and The Netherlands as demand for short-sea shipping grows ...
The Straits Times27d
ComfortDelgro’s Australia unit investigating allegations of fraud after documents leaked to media
SINGAPORE – ComfortDelGro Corporation (CDG) on Feb 17 responded to allegations of scams and fraudulent taxi transactions involving its Australian subsidiaries A2B Australia and Cabcharge ...