Kevin O'Leary is ready to do a tikok.
On Instagram, the long-time “Shark Tank” Anvestor recently published a television interview (carried out in his characteristic pajama pants) and told his followers that the Tikok watch “watches”.
“We are 75 days in our second extension,” O'Leary told Fox Business. “I speculate that there will be no third.”
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The deadline for a Tikok deal was April 5, but was expanded by 75 days at the beginning of this month. On the same day, President Trump wrote about the social of truth that his government “works very hard” on a deal to “save” the app.
In the interview, O'Leary added that he undoubtedly wanted to pay the penalty of 5,000 US dollars per user on an S&P 500 company if a ban goes through, and added that every speculation of a possible rental agreement was “concluded” three weeks ago. In the meantime, the 75 days in mid -June will occur.
“Anyone who wants to buy this thing is now silent about the algorithm,” said O'Leary, adding that everything was lies with President Xi Jinping from China and that he “did not decide whether he wants to sell it or not”.
O'Leary has teamed up with the former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt in “The People's Bid” for Tiktok. The Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian also joined the team.
The AI startup confusion also made an offer to bring together its business with TikK's US department for more than 50 billion US dollars.
Amazon and Applovine have recently (separate) bids.
Despite the bureaucracy, O'Leary found that he is “still 100% interested in” buying the social media platform.
“Frank McCourt and I have worked for so long that we don't give up,” said O'Leary.
Relatives: Amazon has just submitted an offer for the purchase of TikTok, as Applovin and other technology companies make offers before the impending period