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Blackstone exited a consortium bid for TikTok US operations, and the Trump administration favors the sale of TikTok operations.

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Blackstone exited a consortium bid for TikTok US operations, and the Trump administration favors the sale of TikTok operations.

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  1. Blackstone, Oracle, and others are part of a consortium bidding for TikTok, while the White House continues high-level discussions with China regarding the sale.Sub-event
  2. Blackstone exited a consortium bid for TikTok US operations, while Trump favors a sale.1 source

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  • VerdictBlackstone exits consortium bid for TikTok’s US operations Private equity company Blackstone has reportedly exited a consortium that was preparing to invest in the US operations of video-sharing plat
  • BloombergBlackstone Drops Out of Group Seeking Stake in US-Based TikTok (Bloomberg) -- Private equity firm Blackstone Inc. has pulled out of a group of investors seeking to take a minority stake in TikTok’s U
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