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The Philippines is an archipelago country located in Southeast Asia made up of over 7,000 islands. It has a population of over 103 million people and its capital and largest city is Manila. Some of the Philippines' most famous dishes include lechon, crispy pata, and adobo. The majority of the population practices Christianity and English and Filipino are the most common languages. The Philippines has a tropical climate and natural resources include mineral resources. Some top tourist destinations are El Nido, Boracay Island, Hinatuan Enchanted River, and the Banaue Rice Terraces. The Philippines was colonized by Spain starting in the 1500s and then by the United States after the Spanish-American
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Uber is a transportation network company that offers ride-sharing, taxi, and food delivery services through a mobile app. Founded in 2009, Uber grew rapidly but faced scandals and leadership changes that slowed its growth. It is now letting go of over half a billion potential riders in Southeast Asia by selling its operations there to Grab and taking a large stake in the rival company, in an effort to recover from $4.5 billion in losses last year. This could give Grab an advantage over its rival Go-Jek in the region by acquiring UberEats.
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Uber is selling its Southeast Asian business to rival Grab, giving Grab a monopoly over transportation services in the region. As part of the deal, Uber will receive a stake in Grab's profits and Grab will have an advantage with its Uber Eats food delivery service. However, some argue that having a single dominant corporation in an industry is not better for consumers than having a variety of competing companies.
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