


TikTok Sale Talks Intensify as Supreme Court Decision Looms
Amid uncertainty over a potential U.S. ban, TikTok faces discussions of a sale to Elon Musk, signaling mounting pressure from the Chinese government and U.S. lawmakers.
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TikTok has denied reports of a pending sale to Elon Musk, while Chinese officials are contemplating this option due to looming U.S. legal pressures. As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to rule on a law that could enforce a ban if TikTok's U.S. operations aren't sold by January 19, concerns persist over national security implications. Despite ByteDance's preference to maintain control, contingency discussions with Musk's X have surfaced. Meanwhile, TikTok users are exploring alternatives in case of a ban, with rising interest in other platforms, including competitor apps.
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