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US may get its own glitchy version of TikTok if Trump’s deal works out
Under a US law, TikTok must be sold or banned in the US by September 17. Trump has seemingly been stuck in a tough spot all year, because the final terms of the deal may not allow current owner ByteDance to own more than 20 percent of the platform or maintain any control over TikTok's algorithm or data-sharing practices.
The development follows recent comments from US President Donald Trump, who stated on Friday that he plans to begin talks ...
With the S&P, Nasdaq Composite sitting at records, investors await President Trump’s new trade deals and tariff updates. Also ...
After months of speculation and multiple bids from would-be American buyers, TikTok may finally be getting a new owner.
Newly disclosed records show Attorney General Pam Bondi gave cover to not only Apple and Google, but also several other ...
A Google shareholder has published a set of letters the Trump administration sent to tech companies, telling them to keep ...
It’s been about five months since a law requiring TikTok to be banned in the United States unless it was sold off by its ...
The new version of the TikTok app is reportedly known as ‘M2’ internally.
TikTok is developing a separate version of its social-video app for the U.S. market in anticipation of a possible sale to ...
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