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A single mom in Minnesota said she was fired from her school job because a 60-year-old coworker told their boss about a joke she made on the app TikTok.
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A new report found that hundreds of people who worked for ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok, also worked for Chinese state media.
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Former employees of ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, say that the company put pro-China propaganda in TopBuzz, a news app that is no longer available in the United States.
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'Investment,' according to Oxford, is the activity or practice of investing money for profit. Yes, individuals are eager to put their hard-earned money into start-ups, stocks, and businesses for the sake of profit. Profiteering, on the other hand, has been labeled a sin in China by the Xi Jinping government. As a result, even large IT companies like ByteDance Ltd are being compelled to abandon their investment industry in order to reduce their losses and maintain their existence.
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Microsoft Corp. is exploring an acquisition of TikTok’s operations in the U.S., according to a people familiar with the matter. A deal would give the software company a popular social-media service and relieve U.S. government pressure on the Chinese owner of the video-sharing app. TikTok, the Chinese-owned video app that has been under scrutiny from …
A single mom in Minnesota said she was fired from her school job because a 60-year-old coworker told their boss about a joke she made on the app TikTok.
