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EcommerceBytes-NewsFlash, Number 2311 - June 17, 2010 - ISSN 1539-5065  3 of 4 
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The company said it expects to see hundreds of mobile services and apps powered by PayPal in Singapore over the next few years, and pointed to Singaporean shopping site Reebonz, which has developed a soon-to-be-launched iPhone app that will allow members to purchase any of its products via PayPal on an iPhone anytime, anywhere. Last month, PayPal announced a strategic partnership with Maxis Berhad, the leading telecom operator in Malaysia with more than 12 million subscribers. Starting this summer, Maxis and PayPal will bring mobile payment solutions to Maxis customers via a new "Maxis-PayPal Account." |
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PayPal announced a collaboration with Singapore's Infocomm Development Authority (IDA), a national government agency, in which PayPal's mobile payment platform will power the mcommerce infrastructure of Singapore's Digital Concierge program. 
Three-Quarters of Americans Have Active PayPal Accounts - December 29, 2010
PayPal Hypes Cashless Utopia at Media Event - November 05, 2010
PayPal Announces New Bank Collaboration in Malaysia - October 20, 2010
PayPal Expands Buyer Protection Program for Off-eBay Transactions - September 29, 2010
