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Apple may face backlash in China over demanding App Store cut...
Chinese app makers are reportedly upset with Apple after it issued a new policy that recognizes tips as in-app purchases.
Tencent extends WeChat Pay to the US with focus on Chinese...
Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings, which runs one of China’s most widely used mobile payment tools, has taken its cashless payment experience to the home market of Apple Pay by serving Chinese outbound travellers in the United States.
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