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Meta To Pour $900 Million Into CRED as Its CEO Joins Meta

Yahoo2026.06.23Source: Yahoo

Meta To Pour $900 Million Into CRED as Its CEO Joins Meta

Meta names CRED founder Kunal Shah as WhatsApp's new head and leads a $900 million round in his Indian fintech.

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