Weibo chairman, state firm plan to take China's Twitter private -sources

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Weibo chairman, state firm plan to take China's Twitter private -sources

Reuters2021-07-06

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Weibo Corp chairman Charles Chao and a state investor are in talks to take the Chinese company private in a deal which would value the Twitter-like firm at at least $20 billion ...

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牛奶皮肤元元
·2021-07-06
fake news, next
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HereWeGo
·2021-07-06
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- 牛奶皮肤元元:
  微博带他澄清了，他本人说的，没有和任何人谈过私有化问题，这是假新闻。
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- FF起飞:
  It's fake news
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Damien111
·2021-07-06
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JBT
·2021-07-06
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Tsyrach
·2021-07-06
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Jdjejej
·2021-07-06
Fake news !!!
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Samwich
·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
Comment and like.. Thanks
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soulestis
·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
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·2021-07-06
Good evening! :)
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·2021-07-06
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