TikTok's Future in the US: What's at Stake as Congress Considers Ban
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China has criticized U.S. lawmakers over a bill that could force the sale of TikTok in the United States by its Chinese owners. Despite bipartisan support in the House, the bill faces an uncertain fate in the Senate, and China has legal tools it could use to attempt to block any sale. Beijing has blasted the bill but has not yet triggered a high-alert response or retaliatory threats against American companies, with experts suggesting that China is not ready for a full-scale retaliation against the United States.
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- Senate slows bill that could ban TikTok after rapid House vote The Washington Post
- If US Congress Bans TikTok, App Plans Legal Fight to Stay Online Bloomberg
- TikTok's US revenue hits $16 bln as Washington threatens ban, FT reports Reuters
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