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TikTok owner agrees to sell US business BBCTikTok has signed the deal to spin off its US entity with American investor group CNNTikTok Says It Signed Agreements to Create New US Joint Venture Bloomberg.comTikTok owner ByteDance signs deal to create new U.S. joint venture NBC NewsTikTok signs deal to give U.S. operations to Or
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TikTok signs deal to sell U.S. unit to American investors, including Oracle and Silver Lake PBSTikTok has signed the deal to spin off its US entity with American investor group CNNChina's ByteDance signs deal to form joint venture in step to avoid US TikTok ban Reuters
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President Trump's social media platform plans to merge with a nearly 30-year-old energy company, providing it with some $300 million in funding.
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The Chinese-owned video app reached agreements with the software giant Oracle and two investment firms, Silver Lake and MGX, as part of a deal to keep TikTok operating in the United States.
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