House Passes Bill That Could Force TikTok Sale or Ban
Potential buyers emerge as TikTok vows to fight legislation, with the bill's fate in the Senate uncertain.
- The House passed a bill that could force ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a ban in the U.S., sparking interest from potential buyers.
- TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew vows to fight the bill, emphasizing the platform's commitment to its users.
- Potential buyers include Steven Mnuchin, Rumble, Bobby Kotick, and Kevin O'Leary, each expressing varying levels of interest in acquiring TikTok.
- The bill faces a less certain path in the Senate, with President Biden indicating he would sign it into law if passed.
- Critics argue a TikTok ban could significantly impact creators and small businesses reliant on the platform for income.










































































































































































































































