US President Donald Trump announced on 4 April that he would again postpone the enforcement of the law banning Tikok until its Chinese owner alienated from the stage.
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US President Donald Trump told Fox News in A Interview broadcast on Sunday She has a group of “very rich people” ready to buy Tikok, which she can reveal in about two weeks.
Trump said that the deal would probably require Beijing’s approval to move forward, but said “I think President Xi probably will do so,” in the context of Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
The President made an off-the-cuff comment on Fox News, while discussing the possibility of another break of his “mutual” tariff, “futures with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning.”
Ticketkok’s fate in the US has been in doubt since the approval of a law in 2024, demanding a ban on the stage until his Chinese owner, Bidens, divided it. The law was inspired by concerns that the Chinese government could manipulate content and reach sensitive data from American users.
earlier this month, Trump extends the deadline for bidence To divide the platform from American business. This was his third expansion as the Supreme Court upheld the Tiktok law a few days before the inauguration of Trump’s second President in January. The new deadline is 17 September.
Protect Americans from anti -foreign controlled application actPafaka, originally designed to be effective on January 19, will be punished for supporting Tiktok, the app stores and internet service providers.
Tiktok got dark in the US before the original time limit, but it was restored after being provided by Trump Assurance On expansion.
Trump, who had credited the app with raising his support among young voters in the last presidential election, has said that he wants to see the stage under a new ownership.
Potential buyers have included inner sources of Trump interested in the app. Oracle’s Larry Ellison Like firms Applovin And Specialty AI,
However, it is not clear whether the biodenses will be ready to sell. Any possible division requires approval from the Chinese government.
A deal that would have shut down the American operations of Tikok and allowed a bidance to maintain a minority situation, which was working in April, but China derailed from the declaration of Donald Trump’s tariff on Reuters, Reuters Informed That month.
The President had earlier made a proposal to buy and then sell a company for American stakeholders. 50% stake to US government as part of a joint venture,
Experts have earlier told CNBC that any possible deal may face legal challenges in the US, depending on whether it complies with Pafaca.
