U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on July 24 that if China does not accept a deal from the U.S. to sell the app, TikTok will go dark again.

President Donald Trump has U.S. buyers lined up for TikTok and could further extend the deadline for China-based ByteDance to ...

TikTok owner Bytedance also issued a statement, confirming that the Government of India hasn’t restored access to the short ...

The White House joined TikTok less than a month before it could face a ban, though Trump has already extended the deadline ...

TikTok will go dark in the U.S unless China agrees to a deal that giving U.S. owners majority control over the video app, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said.

For months, Trump has said negotiations for the sale of TikTok have been ongoing with China, as the platform is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance. Since the platform went dark for less than 24 hours in ...

Earlier, several users reported that they could access the TikTok website. They, however, were unable to log in to watch ...

The government had stated that the applications are engaged in activities “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, ...

台湾メディアの自由時報は18日、「気持ちいい！」と題し、横浜中華街の中華民国（台湾）の旗が掲げられた店に中国人がクレームをつけたものの追い返される騒動があったと伝えた。

India had imposed a ban on TikTok and 58 other Chinese-origin apps on June 29, 2020 and the ban is still in full effect.

It is also worth remembering that the law does not shutter TikTok; it can continue operating if ByteDance sells it. As entertaining and informative as TikTok can be, its value does not depend on its ...

President Trump suggested Friday that he may once again extend the deadline for TikTok’s parent company to divest from the ...