Two of Indonesia’s unicorn start-ups, ride-hailing service Gojek and e-commerce platform Tokopedia, have secured new funding from big companies, which might signal investors’ confidence in the country’s digital economy and reflect a maturing start-up ecosystem. Tokopedia has received an undisclosed investment from tech giant Google and Singapore-based Temasek, its CEO and co-founder William Tanuwijaya announced on his personal Twitter account on Monday. “We are pleased to welcome Temasek and Google as shareholders in Tokopedia. We are honored and grateful for their trust and support to the company and Indonesia,” William said in the statement. Temasek, on its Twitter account, confirmed the company’s investment in Tokopedia. Meanwhile, Gojek also bagged $150 million in funding from Telkomsel, a subsidiary of Indonesia’s largest teleco...