Microsoft may want entire TikTok operations; source says that's false - Business Insider

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A new report says that Microsoft is expanding its acquisition interest in TikTok to include the entire global business, but a source says it isn't true

VCG/VCG via Getty Images; Stephen Lam/Stringer/Getty Imagesthat Microsoft — the frontrunner in talks to acquire TikTok's US operations — is interested in buying the app's entire global business.TikTok has more than 2.3 billion downloads globally. Reports have recently valued TikTok in its entirety between $30 billion to $50 billion.

TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has been exploring a deal to sell off TikTok's US operations to get in front of threats from the Trump administration to ban the app over perceived national security risks due to its ties to China.Microsoft is the frontrunner in a deal to acquire TikTok's US operations, but a recent report hints that the company could be looking at taking over the the viral app's entire global operations.

 

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Someone is salty because they’re not included in executive decisions. They’re already well on their way to doing this.

Great, TikTok is gonna come build into Windows 10, isn’t it?

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