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If there's a weekend, then there's likely TikTok news.

Over this particular weekend, President Donald Trump said he gave a proposal—that would partner TikTok with Oracle and Walmart—his "blessing." And that he has "conceptually" approved the agreement.

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In case you missed it, here are popular stories from our desk last week:

• The Ad Industry Extends an Olive Branch to Apple
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• Stop Hate for Profit Is Turning Its Attention to Instagram
• Facebook Buys Washington Corporate Campus Originally Intended for REI
• Apple’s iOS 14 Brings Us a Cookieless Future Sooner Than We Thought
• Facebook Adds Dynamic Vehicle Detail Pages to Automotive Inventory Ads

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