US firms Oracle and Walmart will save TikTok from the ban, forming a new company called TikTok Global which will be headquartered in the US. Oracle announced it was chosen as TikTok's secure cloud provider and will become a minority investor with a 12.5 per cent stake.
Walmart said it has tentatively agreed to a purchase 7.5 per cent stake in TikTok and its CEO Doug McMillon would serve as one of the five board members of the newly-created company. The parent company ByteDance will own the remaining 80 per cent of TikTok.
UP Political News: SP Targets Third Front, Calls Owaisi and Azad BJP's B-Team
BJP Strategy: Major Voter Revision Meeting Begins in Lucknow Ahead of UP Elections
Chhath Puja Row: Sanjay Nirupam Slams Thackeray Brothers Over Bhojpuri Songs Controversy
Chhath Puja Political Row: Thackeray Brothers Oppose Bhojpuri Songs in Mumbai, BJP Hits Back
Bihar Political News: Rohini Acharya's 'Chacha' Remark Fuels Buzz Over Nitish Kumar's Next Move
Mi 10i 5G: Unboxing And First Impresssions
BMC files police complaint against Sonu Sood for converting residential building into a hotel | Uncut
What Is High-Security Registration Plate?
Why Adar Poonawalla, Who Created Covishield And Dr. Krishna Ella Of Covaxin, What Will Be The Effect?
Centre Extends Ban On Zakir Naik's Islamic Research Foundation For Another 5 Years
Nude Photos In Exchange For War Secrets: How IAF Wing Commander Allegedly Spied For Pakistan
Delhi AQI Back In 'Severe' Category At 402, IIT Delhi Records 487 As Smog Engulfs Capital
Inside Jensen Huang’s Final Hours At Nvidia: The Scandal That Changed Everything