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China reviews Meta’s purchase of AI startup Manus, FT reports — REUTERS / pwu404

China reviews Meta’s purchase of AI startup Manus, FT reports

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Chinese officials are reviewing Meta's US$2 billion acquisition of artificial intelligence startup Manus for possible technology control violations, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday (Jan 6), ci See the Story

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Global EV sales growth likely to slow after 20% jump in rocky 2025, research firm says — REUTERS / Maxim Shemetov

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Global EV sales growth likely to slow after 20% jump in rocky 2025, research firm says

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Global EV registrations grew 20% last year but are likely to lose pace in 2026, data showed on Wednesday, as a slowdown in China and a relaxation of electrification targets worldwide led in December to the smallest sales increase since February 2024.See the Story

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