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Apple makes money from WeChat and Tencent

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Apple, Tencent Agree to 15% Cut of WeChat Mini App Spending
Tencent Holdings Ltd. has struck a deal with Apple Inc. that will see the iPhone maker handle payments and take a 15% cut of purchases in WeChat mini games and apps, resolving a high-profile dispute that’s dogged the world’s largest smartphone arena.

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How Apple makes money from WeChat and Tencent
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Apple and Tencent Strike 15% Fee Deal for WeChat Mini Apps
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Apple Reaches Deal to Take Billions of Dollars in China's WeChat

Apple has reached a new agreement with Tencent that will allow the company to process payments and collect a 15% commission ...
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Apple Finally Scores a Piece of WeChat’s Massive App Revenue

Apple has reportedly reached a major agreement with Tencent that will see the iPhone maker take a 15% commission on mini game ...

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