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Tencent leads a deal to unwind Meta's $2 billion acquisition of Manus

🕒 Published on Zendoric: July 11, 2026 · 00:27

Important notice: the link leads to a Financial Times article behind a paywall. The downloaded content does not include the body of the story, only the site header, the section navigation menu (World, US, Companies, Tech, Markets, Opinion, Life & Arts, etc.),…

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Important notice: the link leads to a Financial Times article that sits behind a paywall. The downloaded content does not include the body of the story, but only the site header, the section navigation menu (World, US, Companies, Tech, Markets, Opinion, Life & Arts, etc.), "most read" listings of other unrelated stories, and the subscription screen with its various pricing plans (Standard Digital, Premium Digital, Premium & FT Weekend Print). There is not a single paragraph of the actual journalistic text available to analyze.

The only thing that can be extracted with certainty from this material is the headline, which appears twice in the downloaded HTML: "Tencent leads deal to unwind Meta's $2bn Manus acquisition," classified within the FT's Tech / Artificial Intelligence section.

Given that the body of the article cannot be accessed, it is not possible to offer reliable details about the terms of the deal, the dates involved, Meta's reasons for unwinding the operation, Tencent's exact role, or any statements from the parties involved. Any further elaboration on these points would mean inventing information not confirmed by the source, something I must avoid.

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