Vincent Tan bets on tech play again


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LIKE many other tech businesses, the e-hailing ride business is one that needs to scale up quickly and in order to do that, major financial backing is crucial.

Companies like Grab for instance, now a household name in the region, have the backing of big names like Singapore’s state investment arm, Temasek and Japan’s SoftBank.

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