Oracle wins proposed deal with TikTok - Business Insider

, the pitch deck that helped tech firm BrandTotal raise $20 million, and how to get a job at Publicis Groupe-owned Kekst CNC.Oracle confirmed Monday it had struck a deal with ByteDance to be its "trusted technology provider" in the US.

The exact terms of the deal are not clear but Oracle's proposed plan is not a straight acquisition of TikTok's US business.BrandTotal, a marketing analytics company, raised $12 million in a Series B funding round led by Canada's INcapital Ventures, bringing its total funding to $20 million. According to the deck, advertisers can use the software to figure out where competitors are spending and who they're targeting.

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What is Oracle ? And why they paying billions for something you can download for free lol

Psst: Oracle threw Trump a big fundraiser...if you don’t think that is related....

CEO Adam Brimo talks at ASX conference, all about OpenLearning=ASX$OLL

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