New Yorkers could again be cut off from TikTok in just over a week as the deadline for Chinese owner ByteDance to sell the social media app to an American company is quickly approaching. Here's what Donald Trump plans to do.

As TikTok nears another ban deadline, creators and firms say they believe the Chinese-owned app will remain in the U.S. They are, however, hedging their bets.

I jumped on the Tik Tok bandwagon pretty late, not gonna lie. For the longest time, I thought it was just teenagers doing dance moves. Boy, was I wrong! When I finally created a business account for my small craft shop,

As the deadline to strike a deal over TikTok approaches this week, President Donald Trump has signaled that he is confident his administration can broker an agreement with ByteDance, the social media

President Trump will hold a Wednesday meeting with aides about possible investors who could buy a stake in TikTok, a deal that could potentially stop the social media site from being banned in the

TikTok faces a potential shutdown in the U.S. after Saturday, April 5, if its Chinese parent company doesn’t reach an agreement to sell a controlling interest in the hugely popular video app. Will TikTok go dark?

TikTok is once again counting down to a federal ban, unless some kind of a deal is struck by the end of the week. The popular social media app faces a Saturday deadline to sell itself to a buyer deemed fit by US officials or face being banned in this country.