President Donald Trump said he will extend the TikTok ban deadline again if ByteDance doesn't divest the platform by June 19.

One option under discussion among TikTok stakeholders is bringing back a national security agreement known as Project Texas, which involves tapping Austin-based Oracle to host all U.S. user data.

C HINA HAWKS in America have long wanted to ban TikTok on national-security grounds. Congress has ordered ByteDance, its ...

Oracle’s (NYSE:ORCL) discussions with the White House on a possible deal to take over TikTok are intensifying, Politico reported Sunday, citing three people familiar with the talks. However ...

But the law doesn't require TikTok to act. The penalties fall on the app stores and companies such as Oracle that host TikTok's content in the U.S. Changes by those companies would make the ...

Among the possible investors are the software company Oracle and the investment firm Blackstone. Likely to attend the Oval Office meeting with Trump on Wednesday are Vice President JD Vance ...

TikTok also asserts that Oracle, a U.S. company based in Texas, reviews any changes to the algorithm. Rep. Nick Langworthy (R-N.Y.) made this accusation, saying, “TikTok is essentially operating ...

Ahead of the Jan. 19 timeframe when Apple, Google, Oracle, and others would need to ... on www.esi.si.com as Why is Marvel Snap Down? - Tik Tok Ban Aftermath.

The firm's investment would include Oracle, a massive U.S. tech company founded in part by Larry Ellison, one of the richest people in the world. Zoop is co-founded by Tim Stokely, who also ...

TikTok was back online for U.S. users after just 12 hours following its initial blackout. In a dramatic series of events that reshaped America's social media landscape over the weekend, TikTok has ...

For several months, the company said, it has been in the process of putting all U.S. data on the Oracle cloud, but the past data obtained by the ByteDance employees was still available.