Rapidly growing market holds great potential, but the ByteDance unit faces competition from homegrown rivals backed by Tencent and Alibaba

Buyers and sellers in the region of 670 million people are flocking to shopping platform, with authorities now fretting over its disruption to local businesses and harmful content

Under the new rules, curbs would be placed on imported goods priced below $100 and digital platforms will need permits

Pappas has been the longtime public face for TikTok in the U.S. as the company has tried to fend off a ban under two administrations

Shein gears up for overseas battle with PDD’s Temu, ByteDance co-founder sets up new venture firm

The ByteDance-owned company accuses Montana of trampling free-speech rights through its new law that impose strict limitations on use of the short video app

The law runs through a long list of concerns about the ByteDance-owned short video app, but it’s short on technical details for enforcing the measure

Li Auto outperforms XPeng and Nio in April, TikTok’s head of U.S. user safety to depart amid rising pressure on the firm

Eric Han played a prominent role in ByteDance unit’s efforts to sidestep an American ban and was named head of the newly walled-off U.S. data operations in December

Unit of China’s ByteDance poses security threat, attorney general finds, as Australia joins the U.S., Canada, the U.K., New Zealand and others

Shou Chew defends ByteDance’s video app against barrage of criticism and declares its independence from Chinese owners

In prepared testimony, Shou Chew plans to address critics head-on and declare that video app’s parent ‘ByteDance is not an agent of China’

Citing ‘cyber hygiene,’ Britain follows the U.S. and the EU in restricting use of ByteDance’s popular short video app

‘We need to make sure our phones are not spyware,’ minister says in disclosing high-level review of app owned by China’s ByteDance

As the U.S., Canada and the EU torque up pressure and restrictions, ByteDance fights to avoid a government-forced spinoff of its gold mine

ByteDance’s short video app offers to protect European user data by storing it within the region while tightening restrictions on data transfers

Legislation could give the president the power to force the sale of foreign-owned technologies, apps and e-commerce platforms if they present a national security threat

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner plans to introduce a bill this week to allow Washington to systematically ban Chinese technology

Kids under 18 will have a 60-minute daily limit, and parents can monitor how much time teens use the short video app

Colorado Democrat Michael Bennet joins Republicans in widening campaign to shut down ByteDance’s platform on national security grounds