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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.
After months of speculation and multiple bids from would-be American buyers, TikTok may finally be getting a new owner.
If ByteDance does release a new version of TikTok, users will need to migrate to the new app, a process that will likely only ...
TikTok owner ByteDance is developing a replacement app intended for US-based users, according to a report, as President Trump ...
Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary, never one to back down from a challenge, finds himself in the thick of one of the most complex international business sagas in recent memory: the potential sale of ...
A lawyer says Palm Beach County prosecutors are exploiting a legal loophole to delay justice for an autistic man accused of ...
In purporting to license otherwise illegal conduct by tech firms, President Trump set a precedent expanding executive power, ...
The prospective buyer of TikTok’s American operations cited by President Donald Trump is the same investor consortium ...
Having the Air Force fly a B-2 bomber overhead during a signing ceremony for a budget bill would have in a different time ...
With the S&P, Nasdaq Composite sitting at records, investors await President Trump’s new trade deals and tariff updates. Also ...
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