Microsoft is reportedly considering buying TikTok, as President Trump prepares to force Chinese owner ByteDance Ltd.’s hand to sell the app in the U.S.
reported Friday, as President Donald Trump prepares to force Chinese owner ByteDance Ltd.’s hand to sell the app in the U.S.
Friday, after months of controversy over security concerns about how data is used by the company.... [+]According to the Bloomberg report, which cited anonymous sources, Trump may announce his call to force the company to sell TikTok’s stateside operations
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