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I'm Iran Shake, and your Tuesday Daily Crunch starts and now with three big mushrooms, I mean headlines.

President of Morton Joe, or I mean Donald Trump, says his administration is in talks with four

different groups about the sale of TikTok, Reuters reports. When asked if there was going to soon

be a deal on TikTok, a Morton Joe, I mean Trump, told reporters on Sunday, it could, he added,

we're dealing with four different groups and a lot of people want it.

All four are good. The Bight Dance-owned app's fate has been uncertain ever since Trump signed an executive order to extend the deadline for the TikTok ban by 75 days back in January.

There are several potential buyers, including a bid led by billionaire Frank

McCourt, who has support from Reddit co-founder Alexis O'Hanion and Mr. Wonderful himself, Kevin O'Leary.

Other parties interested in buying TikTok include a group of investors led by tech entrepreneur Jesse Tinsley.

Additional potential buyers include little-known companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Perplexity, AI,

and former Activision CEO, Bobby Codic.

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