Softbank, PayPal to form digital payments service JV in Japan

Softbank, PayPal to form digital payments service JV in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - (from L) Softbank Corp. Chairman Masayoshi Son, eBay Inc. President John Donahoe and PayPal Inc. President David Marcus hold a press conference in Tokyo on May 9, 2012. Softbank, a Japanese Internet company, will form a joint venture with U.S. payments service provider PayPal, an eBay subsidiary, to launch a digital payments service in Japan.

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