Project Liberty founder Frank McCourt explains why he is bidding on TikTok and comments on the market reaction to President Donald Trump’s policies on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ ...

access to the Chinese owned British Steel factory in Scunthorpe, BBC North reporter Jo Makel has followed the story for years and former BBC political correspondent Nick Jones is a veteran of ...

The video-sharing app is facing a US ban unless it can find a non-Chinese buyer for its US operations by April 5.

But negotiations need “more work to ensure all necessary approvals are signed.” That means the administration is far from settled on who gets to take over TikTok’s U.S. business—or what terms ...

Oracle, Microsoft and the founder of OnlyFans are also among names that have cropped up as the president seeks to broker a ...

while Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison and Trump ally Elon Musk have previously been linked with the app. Other potential bidders include billionaire Frank McCourt, Tim Stokely, the British founder of ...

Despite the increasing number of potential buyers, neither the app nor its Chinese owner have confirmed they will do a deal.

Since the U.S. government ruled that it would either need to be sold or face a ban in the U.S. due to data privacy concerns, ...

(This is the logic behind the billionaire Frank McCourt’s bid to acquire the app and strip it of its famous recommendation algorithm.) But Americans don’t currently appear to care very much about the ...

The TikTok sale deadline is quickly approaching, with several buyers expressing interest ...