报道指微软拟收购TikTok 华府或乘机迫字节跳动放弃控股
《路透》引述消息人士指,微软正就收购TikTok作出初步洽谈,指由於微软旗下持有专业社交媒体LinkedIn,因此其在收购TikTok时可面对较有利的监管要求,较Facebook等直接与TikTok竞争之公司有收购上优势。
外电报道亦指,随着有潜在买家欲收购TikTok,美国总统特朗普或要求TikTok中国母公司字节跳动放弃TikTok控股权,否则有机会禁止美国境内使用TikTok。
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