(CNN) — Across the United States, more than 150 million people are being faced with the possibility of a new reality: life without TikTok. The wildly popular short-form video app has been at the ...

The short-form Chinese-owned video app TikTok said Tuesday that it was withdrawing from Hong Kong, the latest tech company to review its involvement in the territory following a sweeping national ...

Tourism Board teams up with hundred of influencers, including world’s most followed content creator on TikTok, in campaign to ...

TikTok's exit from Hong Kong was met with a shrug among many locals who distrust the Chinese social media platform, but the app had been embraced by many foreign domestic workers as a way to ...

TikTok’s decision was a political and strategic move. By exiting Hong Kong, the company tried to distance itself from Beijing ...

The Hong Kong Tourism Board is harnessing this power by collaborating with top influencers, including the globally renowned Khaby Lame, to enhance the city's appeal to international tourists. This ...

ByteDance's ex-head of engineering claimed CCP officials were granted 'superuser' credentials to gain access to data on American users and Hong Kong protesters. Reading time 4 minutes A former ...

A former executive at TikTok’s parent company ByteDance alleged in a court filing that Chinese Communist Party officials accessed data of Hong Kong civil rights activists that used TikTok, according ...

TikTok parent ByteDance is planning a Hong Kong IPO for late 2021 or early 2022, according to a Financial Times report. The plans come even as a regulatory crackdown from Beijing impacts a number of ...

Following a violent border conflict between India and China in the summer of 2020, India implemented a nationwide ban on TikTok. It suddenly disconnected the 200 million Indian users it had ...

The growing short-form video app raised $5.4 billion and reached a market cap of $179 billion, making it bigger than both Twitter and Uber Technologies. By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief Shares of ...

A short-form video app that competes with the Chinese version of TikTok is preparing for what is expected to be the world’s largest initial public offering since the coronavirus pandemic began.