Summary
- President Donald Trump claims that “very wealthy people” have agreed to buy Tiktok’s U.S. business, whose identity will be revealed in about two weeks
- This announcement is within the deadline for evacuation ongoing deadlines
- Despite past sales attempts failed, this new proposition rekinds hope for Tiktok’s continued presence in the United States
President Donald Trump announces buyer has been secured for U.S. business Tiktoka popular social media platform that is subject to a potential ban due to national security issues. exist Fox News interviewTrump said the “very wealthy person” had agreed to the purchase and was expected to disclose his identity in “about two weeks.”
The announcement is in progress and Tiktok China parent company ( beastdivested its U.S. assets. The latest extension signed by Trump in mid-June pushes the deadline to September 17. Trump said the deal could be approved by Chinese President Xi Jinping, a key step in the process of any agreement continuing. Trump claimed in a new interview that a group of “very wealthy people” gathered together to get social media apps. He said: “By the way, we have a buyer. After the announcement, he refused to share further in the interview.
Despite previous attempts to evacuate China after Trump’s tariff announcement, including a sale in April, this latest claim reboots the long-term future for Tiktok in the United States, which has a platform with more than 170 million active U.S. users, which has been his value in U.S. technology relations, especially his strategy, especially in the campaign, which is an important point of contention.
