U.S. President Donald Trump plans to extend the looming TikTok ban for yet another 75 days, reports The Wall Street Journal.

The president announced a second extension on a TikTok ban in April as several U.S. companies have shown interest in ...

The US president reportedly plans to issue another order postponing the deadline for a potential TikTok ban beyond June 19.

here's a look at who's expressed interested in buying TikTok in the past. A consortium of investors, led by Employer.com founder and CEO Jesse Tinsley also submitted a bid to ByteDance earlier ...

has reportedly offered $20 billion in cash to buy TikTok and implement blockchain-based user control. Jesse Tinsley’s group – This coalition, which includes Roblox’s CEO, is offering more ...

TikTok came back online ... joined a bid with Employer.com founder Jesse Tinsley, according to CNN. "Our offer represents a win-win solution that preserves this vital platform while addressing ...

Jesse Tinsley is CEO and founder of employer.com and leader of an investor group that has submitted a $30-billion bid for TikTok.

also known as MrBeast and Employer.com founder Jesse Tinsley. U.S. lawmakers have long been concerned that TikTok poses a national security risk. In January, TikTok took itself offline for about ...

TikTok first went dark under federal legislation ... A consortium of investors led by Employer.com founder and CEO Jesse Tinsley also submitted a bid to ByteDance earlier this year.