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Friday Flashback: Toyota to Land a Car on the Moon Know what happened in the APAC region over the past week

By Nidhi Singh

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Here's a series on the big developments that took place in the APAC region over the past one week.

  • SoftBank-backed hospitality chain OYO Hotels and Homes plans to invest $200 Mn in its India and South Asia business to double down on its expansion plans.
  • Hong Kong-based crypto exchange Gatecoin was forced to shut down by an unspecified court on March 13 after a string of financial difficulties.
  • Automobile giant Toyota and The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is collaborating to land a self-driving electric car on the moon.
Nidhi Singh

Former Correspondent, Entrepreneur Asia-Pacific

A self confessed Bollywood Lover, Travel junkie and Food Evangelist.I like travelling and I believe it is very important to take ones mind off the daily monotony .

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