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Surface Duo users can now take full advantage of TikTok across both displays.

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China software firm ByteDance has rejected Microsoft's latest bid according to a new press statement. Instead, Oracle has made a deal with ByteDance to become a "trust technology provider."

The Chinese government updated rules that could prevent the sale of TikTok to a U.S.-based company. The rules affect the sale of data processing and speech and text recognition technology.

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TikTok is nearly ready to announce a buyer, but the Chinese government could slow a deal.

According to sources, ByteDance is preparing engineers and U.S. employees for a shutdown of the app if a sale is not reached.

Yet another major corporation is interested in purchasing TikTok, though Walmart is interested in partnering with Microsoft rather than buying TikTok alone.

Just hours after Kevin Mayer quit his role as CEO of TikTok, a report emerged that his departure indicates that TikTok could be sold within the next 48 hours.