Grab agrees to driver fee cuts and deduction cap in Vietnam, watchdog says
Ride-hailing giant Grab has agreed to reduce driver fees and cap deductions in Vietnam, according to a statement from a watchdog body. This move is seen as a response to driver grievances and an effort to ensure market fairness.
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