BusinessTechCrunch· Jun 14, 2026
Meta Moves to Terminate $2 Billion Manus Deal After Beijing Order
Meta is taking steps to unwind its $2 billion agreement with Manus following an order from Chinese authorities. The action addresses a divestiture requirement issued roughly two months ago on national security grounds. It marks the clearest compliance move to date in response to the regulatory demand.
Key points
- →Meta plans to end $2B Manus transaction
- →Response to Beijing divestiture directive
- →Directive cites national security concerns
- →Order issued about two months earlier
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