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China sidesteps question on TikTok after Trump says close to deal
China’s government on Monday sidestepped a question on US President Donald Trump’s recent claim that he “pretty much” has a deal with Beijing to bring TikTok into American ownership and that talks with China over the popular short-video app could begin early this week.
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick said TikTok’s US operations must transition from Chinese to American ownership.
President Trump is expected to have discussions about a potential TikTok deal with China this week. A deadline extension gives China-based ByteDance until Sept. 17 to divest U.S. assets of ...
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The Blackstone TikTok exit has dealt a serious blow to TikTok’s hopes of resolving its US regulatory challenges through a ...
With a September deadline looming, a new report says TikTok is building a replacement app for its 170 million American users as part of a sale to an Oracle led group.
"Digital escorts” with limited expertise oversaw China-based staff working on systems containing critical U.S. defense data.
In early 2023, a Commerce Ministry spokeswoman said in the government’s first direct response to the matter that China would oppose any forced sale of TikTok, citing how a sale or ...
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