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

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

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

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

TikTok temporarily went offline in the US last weekend.

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

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ByteDance board member Bill Ford says ByteDance is exploring alternatives to selling TikTok US, including a change of control to comply with US legislation

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…

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TikTok ban could be resolved without selling to a US company

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

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

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…

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

Thanks to US President Donald Trump, TikTok bought itself a 75-day reprieve that would have banned it from the US. However, the company isn’t completely out of the woods yet. There are still a lot of things that need to be done, but according to ByteDance board member William E. Ford, he thinks the TikTok ban can be resolved without having to sell off the company. Coming to a compromise During an interview with Bloomberg Television, Ford, the CE…

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Board member thinks ban can be resolved without TikTok being sold

The ongoing debate surrounding the TikTok ban persists, with a board member from ByteDance indicating that a potential compromise may be on the horizon. This statement came from William E. Ford, an American entrepreneur and member of the board of the parent company, ByteDance … For those needing a refresher on the situation, here are the essential points: 
Current regulations mandate that the app must be sold to a US company. TikTok remains bann…

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TikTok Ban May Be Resolved Without Needing To Sell To A U.S. Company

ByteDance currently has until April 5, 2025 to divest its stake in TikTok to a US-based company as per US President Donald Trump’s executive order from earlier this week. While the app is still available to use freely in the US, it’s been removed from the App Store and Google Play. There are plenty of suitors ready to buy TikTok but one ByteDance board member believes there’s still a chance for a solution that does not involve selling the social…

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

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