Facebook owner is behind $84 million deal for Meta name rights

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Facebook owner is behind $84 million deal for Meta name rights
Meta Platforms, the owner of social media network Facebook, is behind a US$60 million (A$84 million) deal to acquire the trademark assets of US regional bank Meta Financial Group, spokespeople for the companies said. The deal underscores how valuable the Meta name has become for the technology ...

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