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Japan's Softbank Group Corp. (OTC: SFTBY) is reportedly in talks with major U.S. investment banks regarding an initial public ...

--SoftBank Group has chosen the investment banks to help arrange a potential initial public offering in the U.S. for its Japanese payments app operator PayPay, Reuters reports, citing unnamed sources.

The PayPay offering may raise more than $2 billion from investors when it takes place, which the sources said could be as ...

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