Microsoft confirms it's exploring purchase of TikTok after CEO's conversation with President Trump

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Microsoft confirms it's exploring purchase of TikTok after CEO's conversation with President Trump

Microsoft confirms it's exploring purchase of TikTok after CEO's conversation with President Trump

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Published 02 Aug 2020

Microsoft confirmed it is prepared to continue discussions on purchasing TikTok after a conversation between CEO Satya Nadella and President Trump.

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