Private-hire car firm SixTNC claims its drivers can earn RM308k a year

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Tuesday, 20 Jun 2017
3:13 AM MYT

Questions have been raised about claims made by new ride-hailing app SixTNC. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI

SINGAPORE: A new private-hire car service has made its debut here, joining the likes of Uber and Grab.

SixTNC, whose chief executive is Indonesian businessman Radius Wibowo, was launched at a ceremony at the Mandarin Orchard Singapore on Sunday.

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