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Based on 2 verified sources covering Thailand:
TOKYO -- Shoppers on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu will soon be able to make purchases using PayPay, as the Japanese mobile payment service anticipates demand from Japanese consumers wary of giving personal information to foreign companies. [1]
SINGAPORE -- Singapore state-owned investor Temasek will take a 'more cautious' approach on investments and slow the pace of its bets this fiscal year amid global market volatility. [2]
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TOKYO -- Shoppers on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu will soon be able to make purchases using PayPay, as the Japanese mobile payment service anticipates demand from Japanese consumers wary of giving personal information to foreign companies.
SINGAPORE -- Singapore state-owned investor Temasek will take a 'more cautious' approach on investments and slow the pace of its bets this fiscal year amid global market volatility.