China orders tech firms including ByteDance and Moonshot AI to reject US capital without state approval. The directive follows Meta's acquisition of Manus, signaling tighter oversight on foreign investment in the domestic technology sector.
China has instructed technology companies, including ByteDance and Moonshot AI, to seek state approval before accepting capital from United States investors following Meta's acquisition of Manus.
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China has instructed technology companies, including ByteDance and Moonshot AI, to seek state approval before accepting capital from United States investors following Meta's acquisition of Manus.
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