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Good morning. Today is Thursday, April 18th. I'm Julie Morgan. A Tik-Tock ban bill could be on the fast track.

Micron will reportedly get billions in chips grants and 23 in me is attempting to go private.

A proposed bill forcing Tik-talk to divest from bite dance or face a U.S. band might be getting

fast-tracked.

Bloomberg reported on Wednesday that House Speaker Mike Johnson

plans to include the Tik-Toc bill in a fast-track package that includes

aid for Ukraine and Israel and President Biden has already said he will sign it.

Snapchat was up 4.7% in Wednesday trading following news of the proposed bill.

Although Meta and Google have been considered the company's most likely to benefit if the Tik-Tok bill becomes law.

Meta was down 1.1%, while Google ticked up 0.5%.

The House passed a bill in March that would require Tic-Toc to divest from Bight Dance within half a year if it became law.

The bill passed 352 to 65 with wide bipartisan support.

Micron Technology will be awarded $6.1 billion in grant funding through the Chips Act.

Bloomberg reported that the announcement will be made next week.

The funds will support Micron's planned projects for advanced memory computer chips in New York

and Idaho.

Micron is planning a mega fab in New York and a new factory in Iowa. and fabrication facility in the U.S. The goal of the legislation is to boost U.S. chip-making and reduce reliance on Asian companies.

It provides for $39 billion in manufacturing incentives.

As we reported earlier this week, billion dollars in manufacturing incentives.

As we reported earlier this week,

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo

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