TikTok has moved into Fb's yard and is beginning to poach its staff

TikTok, the upstart social media app, has opened an place of work in Silicon Valley and begun to poach Fb staff, more than one folks acquainted with the topic advised CNBC.
TikTok, the upstart social media app, has opened an office in Silicon Valley and begun to poach Facebook employees, multiple people familiar with the matter told CNBC.Original article
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