It’s been a rough time for growth stocks this past year, and Grab Holdings (NASDAQ: GRAB) has not escaped the carnage. The high-profile ride-hailing cum food delivery company’s share price has skidded nearly 70% since it went public via a combination with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in early December last year. Grab’s super app offers a variety of services but the company continues to struggle to turn a profit. The digital services company released its 2022’s second quarter (2Q2022) earnings recently and disclosed that it was also going into advertising (GrabAds) and mapping and location-based services (GrabMaps). Blue-chip telco Singtel (SGX: Z74) has also partnered with Grab to launch a digital bank, GXS Bank, after clinching the Singapore digital full bank licence in December 2020. With so much going on, could shares of the company be poised for a rebound? A mixed set of financials 2Q2022 saw Grab’s revenue surge 79% year on year to US$321 million...