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Emma Hinchliffe, Kinsey Crowley

Why 2 sisters decided to take their Singaporean proptech company public in a down market

(Credit: Courtesy of Ohmyhome)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! U.S. trade representative Katherine Tai made an important deal with Japan, Makiko Ono is the first female CEO of a public Japanese company worth more than ¥1 trillion ($7.55 billion), and two sisters take their company public. Happy Wednesday!

- A new home. Last week, an unusual IPO took place on the Nasdaq. Rhonda Wong and Race Wong, two sisters born in Malaysia and raised in Singapore, took their company public.

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