The fallout from Meta Platforms Inc.’s controversial acquisition of Manus is prompting one tech founder to erect strict walls between his Chinese and US businesses, calling it a regrettable but necessary template for navigating geopolitical tensions.
MiroMind — founded by Chen Tianqiao, a pioneer of China’s online gaming industry — has implemented protocols to prohibit the cross-border sharing of information or code while minimizing the movement of personnel, data and assets. The decision followed queries from regulators after Meta’s $2 billion Manus buyout, the billionaire told Bloomberg News.
Beijing on Monday ordered the Manus deal unwound after a ...
