Applovin made a show of non -China Tiktok assets before the deadline on April 5 set by US President Donald Trump, who was imposed on the short video application to find a non -blogger buyer.
Applovin’s preliminary proposal, and the company has acknowledged that the deal may not go. The show comes at the time when other parties enter, including Amazon and Consortium led by the founder of onlyfans Tim Stokely, the race.
The United States has raised national security concerns about Tiktok relations in China, which denied both Tiktok and its mother company, bytedance. Trump suggested that the deal could include China approval of the sale in exchange for reducing American definitions.
In addition, BlackStone’s private stock company is conducting conversations to join non -Christian investors in Bytedance in an attempt to work for US Tiktok. The future of Tiktok in the United States is still not certain due to the 2024 law that requires the BYTEDANCE to strip the application by January 19, with a temporary delay for 75 days in enforcement signed by Trump.
