China Urges Balanced Solution for TikTok’s US Operations Amid Joint Venture Talks
China emphasizes compliance with its laws and balanced interests in TikTok’s US joint venture deal, as discussions continue in 2025.
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China emphasizes compliance with its laws and balanced interests in TikTok’s US joint venture deal, as discussions continue in 2025.
TikTok secures its U.S. operations through a new joint venture with Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX, ensuring data security and continuity for 170 million American users. Deal set to close in January 2026.
Critical deadline passes for TikTok’s US restructuring deal, with global implications for tech governance and cross-border digital trade.
As U.S.-China negotiations cast uncertainty over TikTok’s future, American entrepreneurs reliant on the platform face potential disruptions to their businesses and customer connections.
Presidents Xi and Trump address trade tensions, TikTok negotiations, and bilateral cooperation in pivotal phone discussion emphasizing mutual economic interests.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gave an ambiguous response when questioned about extending TikTok’s deadline to divest its U.S. operations, leaving stakeholders in suspense.
The TikTok dispute exposes growing U.S.-China tensions over tech leadership, data governance, and fair trade practices in the digital age.
TikTok sensation Khaby Lame departs the U.S. after ICE detainment over alleged visa overstay, highlighting immigration challenges under current policies.
As the US proposes a ban on TikTok, users are turning to Chinese app RedNote, fostering a surge in cross-cultural interactions and community building.
Two Hungarian girls invite you to join CGTN’s #SnakeYearDanceFun challenge on TikTok to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Show off your dance moves and share the joy!
Tech giants and social media stars are lining up to acquire TikTok’s U.S. operations as the Chinese app’s fate remains uncertain. The complex acquisition process draws global attention.
President Donald Trump signs an executive order delaying the TikTok ban by 75 days, offering a potential reprieve for the popular app while legal uncertainties remain.
TikTok restored service in the United States on Sunday after a brief shutdown due to a new law banning the app on national security grounds, leaving users uncertain about its future.
TikTok restores services in the U.S. after President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to revive the app when he returns to power on Monday.
TikTok suspended its app in the U.S. ahead of a looming ban, but President-elect Donald Trump indicated a possible 90-day reprieve once he takes office on Monday.
TikTok announced to U.S. users that the app will be temporarily unavailable starting Sunday due to a new law banning the platform. Users were met with a message about the impending service disruption.
Cross-cultural exchanges on Xiaohongshu between Chinese and American netizens are dismantling stereotypes as users compare life experiences and foster understanding through ‘life audits.’
Amid concerns over a potential TikTok ban in the U.S., creators are migrating to China’s Xiaohongshu, igniting cross-cultural discussions and challenging stereotypes between Chinese and American netizens.
The migration of American TikTok creators to Xiaohongshu sparks cross-cultural exchanges, as netizens compare lives, challenge stereotypes, and foster mutual understanding.
TikTok creators migrating to Xiaohongshu spark cross-cultural exchanges, challenging stereotypes between Chinese and American netizens.