Arkansas Supreme Court Decides TikTok vs. Arkansas Case Will Go Forward, Denies Dismissal Request

TikTok wants Irish High Court to stay ban on transfers of data to China

TikTok is to ask the High Court to halt a suspension of data transfers to China within six months under a decision made in early May by the Data Protection Commission (DPC).

Arkansas Supreme Court decides TikTok vs. Arkansas case will go forward, denies dismissal request

TikTok challenge damaging garage doors in Cabot LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Supreme Court denied a request on behalf of the social media app TikTok to have the Arkansas lawsuit against it thrown out. The Arkansas lawsuit was filed in 2023 by Attorney General Tim Griffin. It charged TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, with violating the state’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA). Arkansas AG Tim Griffin joins 41 other AGs callin…

Arkansas Supreme Court turns away appeal from TikTok, state’s lawsuit can go forward | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The state of Arkansas' lawsuit against the social media site TikTok can go forward after the state Supreme Court on Thursday turned down a bid to hear the case.

Arkansas’s suit against TikTok to proceed after state Supreme Court declines to end it

Because TikTok has the right to appeal if they were to lose the lawsuit at trial, the Supreme Court said, there was no basis to grant the “extraordinary” relief requested.

TikTok has its sights set on the U.K. Can it maintain promising revenue growth across the pond? - Tubefilter

TikTok is dealing with regulatory troubles across the globe, but consumers in the U.K. don’t seem to mind. In the nation with the world’s sixth-largest GDP, TikTok revenue went up 50% last year, according to the app’s U.K. commerce lead Kris Boger. Boger acknowledged that businesses are currently facing “a challenging period,” but he expressed his belief that the app’s year-over-year growth can be sustained. He cited the upcoming U.K. rollout of…