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Alex***** 強く買いたい 2020年7月30日 09:08

Triller(USA)はアメリカで200-300億円の投資額をprivate marketで機関投資家から集め始めたと発表しました。この資金を使って新しい技術の開発、marketing、インフルエンサーの獲得等に向けて使って行くらしいです。

DLEは日本のトリラーにお金をかけなくても性能性を上げていけます❣️

Kodakは800億円の融資を受ける発表して、株価が1日で20倍も上がりました❣️トリラーも面白くなってきましたね‼️

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Triller Nears Deal to Raise at Least $200-300 Million

The raise would come as rival TikTok is facing increased scrutiny from Washington

Triller, the music-focused social media platform, is in the process of closing another round of funding worth upwards of $200 million, according to a person familiar with deal

The latest investment would come as its chief rival, TikTok, is facing increased scrutiny from lawmakers over its parent company, Beijing-based Bytedance, and its ties to China’s communist government.
Fox Business was the first to report Triller was nearing a deal worth $200 million to $300 million on Tuesday.

Also Read: If TikTok Gets Banned in the US, These 4 Apps Could Benefit Most Triller declined to comment when reached by TheWrap.

The raise would come after Triller secured between $10 million-$20 million last December from a number of high-profile investors, including  Snoop Dogg, The Weeknd, Marshmello, Lil Wayne, YoungThug, Kendrick Lamar, Pitbull, Baron Davis, Tyga, TI, and Jake Paul. At the time, Triller had 26.5 million monthly active users in the U.S. and more than 75 million worldwide; in June, the company said it had now hit 50 million monthly active users in the U.S.
Triller, which is based in Los Angeles and also has offices in New York, London and Paris, has been busy of late. Earlier on Tuesday, TikTok stars Josh Richards, Griffin Johnson and Noah Beck decided to ditch TikTok to make content for Triller. The company also recently landed the rights to stream the Mike Tyson-Roy Jones Jr. boxing match in September.
Also Read: 'Tenet' Could Lose Money But Still Be Vital for Hollywood

On Monday, TheWrap included Triller as one of four apps that could benefit from a potential TikTok ban in the U.S.

(株)ディー・エル・イー【3686】 Triller(USA)はアメリカで200-300億円の投資額をprivate marketで機関投資家から集め始めたと発表しました。この資金を使って新しい技術の開発、marketing、インフルエンサーの獲得等に向けて使って行くらしいです。  DLEは日本のトリラーにお金をかけなくても性能性を上げていけます❣️  Kodakは800億円の融資を受ける発表して、株価が1日で20倍も上がりました❣️トリラーも面白くなってきましたね‼️  www.instagram.com/japanstocks1  Triller Nears Deal to Raise at Least $200-300 Million  The raise would come as rival TikTok is facing increased scrutiny from Washington  Triller, the music-focused social media platform, is in the process of closing another round of funding worth upwards of $200 million, according to a person familiar with deal  The latest investment would come as its chief rival, TikTok, is facing increased scrutiny from lawmakers over its parent company, Beijing-based Bytedance, and its ties to China’s communist government. Fox Business was the first to report Triller was nearing a deal worth $200 million to $300 million on Tuesday.  Also Read: If TikTok Gets Banned in the US, These 4 Apps Could Benefit Most Triller declined to comment when reached by TheWrap.  The raise would come after Triller secured between $10 million-$20 million last December from a number of high-profile investors, including  Snoop Dogg, The Weeknd, Marshmello, Lil Wayne, YoungThug, Kendrick Lamar, Pitbull, Baron Davis, Tyga, TI, and Jake Paul. At the time, Triller had 26.5 million monthly active users in the U.S. and more than 75 million worldwide; in June, the company said it had now hit 50 million monthly active users in the U.S. Triller, which is based in Los Angeles and also has offices in New York, London and Paris, has been busy of late. Earlier on Tuesday, TikTok stars Josh Richards, Griffin Johnson and Noah Beck decided to ditch TikTok to make content for Triller. The company also recently landed the rights to stream the Mike Tyson-Roy Jones Jr. boxing match in September. Also Read: 'Tenet' Could Lose Money But Still Be Vital for Hollywood  On Monday, TheWrap included Triller as one of four apps that could benefit from a potential TikTok ban in the U.S.