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Meta's $2B Manus acquisition unwound by China, company to regain independence

Manus is set to re-emerge as an independent company following a forced divestiture of its acquisition by Meta. The Chinese government's intervention compelled Meta to unwind the $2 billion deal, leading to Manus regaining its autonomy. This development marks a significant shift for Manus, allowing it to chart its own course after being under Meta's ownership. AI

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Meta's $2B Manus acquisition unwound by China, company to regain independence

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    Manus to return as independent company after China forced Meta to unwind $2 billion deal

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