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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals 3 place · today 07:05 EDT

The US government is collecting $10 billion from the TikTok deal — 71% of the transaction’s value

The Trump administration has reportedly been collecting fees from a TikTok deal it brokered earlier this year. Reports have suggested the figure could represent a substantial portion of the deal’s transaction value. New investors including Oracle and Silver Lake are reportedly responsible for covering the fee. The scale of the reported number deserves a moment ... Read more

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