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Trump can save TikTok without forcing a sale, ByteDance board member claims

TikTok owner ByteDance is exploring non-sale options to remain in the US after a national security law was upheld by the Supreme Court, requiring a sale or shutdown of its US operations.
Donald Trump reassured ByteDance that the US law would not be enforced, allowing TikTok to briefly return online after going dark in the US.
ByteDance board member Bill Ford expressed optimism about finding solutions that address US national security concerns without selling TikTok's operations.
Ford stated that engagement with the Trump administration is more promising than with the Biden administration, which had minimal discussions on the issue.

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South China Morning Post

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ByteDance board member ‘optimistic’ TikTok will find non-sale options in US

ByteDance board member William Ford says exploration of non-sale options is key to the company’s talks with the Trump administration.

3 months ago·Hong Kong

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The Straits Times

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TikTok weighs non-sale options, ByteDance’s Ford says

TikTok temporarily went offline in the US last weekend.

3 months ago·Singapore

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Ars Technica

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Trump can save TikTok without forcing a sale, ByteDance board member claims

ByteDance apparently sees several non-sale options as Trump mulls resolution.

3 months ago·United States

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Caixin Global

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Exclusive: TikTok is Seeking Non-Sale Solutions to U.S. Ban, ByteDance Director Says

Exclusive: TikTok is Seeking Non-Sale Solutions to U.S. Ban, ByteDance Director Says - William Ford says TikTok is determined to stay in U.S. and Trump is key to resolving dispute

3 months ago

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9 to 5 Mac

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TikTok ban could be resolved without selling to a US company

The never-ending saga of the TikTok ban continues, with a ByteDance board member suggesting that a compromise would be possible. The remark was made by William E. Ford, an American businessman who is one of the directors of parent company ByteDance … more…

3 months ago

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ByteDance Board Member Expresses Confidence in Non-Sale Solutions for TikTok’s US Operations Amid Trump Administration Talks

ByteDance board member William Ford is hopeful that TikTok can find alternatives to selling in the U.S., according to a report. Ford states that looking into options other than selling is crucial in the company's negotiations with the Trump administration. TikTok is exploring different options rather than selling its US operations, as ByteDance, its parent company, persists in its efforts to retain its 170 million American users following a resp…

3 months ago

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