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Employees at Meta’s fintech operation in Dublin will not be immediately affected by its $182 million deal with Silverlake, emmetjryan reports.

Meta has sold Novi and other assets to Silverlake Capital for $182 million. Picture: Anadolu Agency via Getty

Meta’s decision to shelve its ambitious plan to launch its own digital currency will not immediately affect the staff working on the project in its Irish office. The tech giant, which recently rebranded from Facebook, last week confirmed that it was selling the intellectual property and other assets related to the Diem Association to Silverlake Capital. The deal was worth $182 million.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!

 

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