Here are 7 companies experts think Microsoft could try to acquire aside from TikTok — including Slack, Twilio, and Dell's VMware spin-off (MSFT)

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Here are 7 companies experts think Microsoft could try to acquire aside from TikTok — including Slack, Twilio, and Dell's VMware spin-off (MSFT)

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Published 07 Aug 2020

· *As Microsoft attempts to acquire viral video app TikTok's US operations, analysts speculated on a few other names that might be on the tech titan's shopping list.*
· *The list of seven potential Microsoft acquisitions includes Dropbox, Slack, Twilio, Docusign and VMware, which Dell is considering spinning out, plus startups...

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Here are 7 companies experts think Microsoft could try to acquire aside from TikTok — including Slack, Twilio, and Dell's VMware spin-off (MSFT)

Here are 7 companies experts think Microsoft could try to acquire aside from TikTok — including Slack, Twilio, and Dell's VMware spin-off (MSFT)

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