Grab raises its annual forecast for adjusted EBITDA to $250M-$270M, up from $180M-$200M previously, after Q1 net loss narrowed to $104M from $244M a year ago (Kimberley Kao/Wall Street Journal)

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3. Grab raises its annual forecast for adjusted EBITDA to $250M-$270M, up from $180M-$200M previously, after Q1 net loss narrowed to $104M from $244M a year ago (Kimberley Kao/Wall Street Journal)