The Dublin office of X (formerly Twitter), where TikTok is reported to have agreed a sublease to take over a majority of the space. Photograph: Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie
TikTok is set to take over the majority of the Dublin office of X (formerly known as Twitter), having agreed a sublease on the Fenian Street premises for up to five years, according to the Business Post.
TikTok set to take over majority of space at Dublin office of X comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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TikTok is set to take over the majority of the Dublin office of X (formerly known as Twitter), having agreed a sublease on the Fenian Street premises for up to five years, according to the Business Post.
TikTok set to take over majority of space at Dublin office of X comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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