US EditionTikTok to Be Saved in the US as Trump Confirms a Deal with China Ahead of Upcoming Ban
The agreement aims to resolve national security concerns by transferring TikTok's US operations to American control before a September 17 ban deadline, affecting 170 million users.
- U.S. and Chinese officials reached a preliminary framework deal to transfer TikTok’s U.S. ownership by September 17, 2025, avoiding a ban.
- The deal follows months of national security concerns over ByteDance’s Chinese ownership and data access risks, and a recent trade meeting in Madrid.
- The agreement includes potential licensing of TikTok’s algorithm and commercial terms, though details remain undisclosed amid Chinese insistence on protecting company interests.
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described it as a breakthrough, with President Trump confirming the talks went "very well" on Truth Social.
- The deal could end the U.S. TikTok ban saga while raising questions about data security, with President Trump and Xi Jinping expected to discuss final steps on September 19.
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World NEWS LiveTikTok to be saved in the US as Trump confirms a deal with China ahead of upcoming ban
China and US officials confirmed they reached an ownership agreement over TikTok, two days before the "divest or be banned" deadline was set to expire.
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