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TikTok Ban explained: When it could happen and who could stop it

TikTok will not shut down if it finds an American buyer—and it came close the last time it faced a ban from the Trump administration.

  • By Zachary Folk

Why Is TikTok obsessed with Stanley Cups? The water bottle craze racks up millions of views and lots of revenue

Stanley’s annual revenue reportedly jumped tenfold over the last four years, largely thanks to the mega-viral TikTok craze.

  • By Conor Murray
  • Forbes Staff

Why is TikTok parent ByteDance moving into biology, chemistry and drug discovery?

TikTok’s Chinese parent company is recruiting across the U.S. for experts in science and healthcare disciplines far afield from social media. Its motives are unclear.

  • By Alexandra S. Levine
  • Forbes Staff

TikTok videos praising 9/11 have exploded, but the company denies they’re trending

The videos, which praise a terrorist manifesto written by Osama Bin Laden justifying the 9/11 attacks on the U.S., amassed millions of views in just 12 hours.

  • By Alexandra S. Levine
  • Forbes Staff

TikTok is about to stop paying creators for videos under 60 seconds

TikTok will discontinue its US$1 billion (AU$1.6 billion) Creator Fund, which launched in 2020 in a bid to incentivise creators onto the platform, from the 16th of December.

  • By Anastasia Santoreneos
  • Forbes Staff

TikTok expands Australian footprint with new Product Engineering Hub

Sydney will be the location for a new global engineering hub, TikTok disclosed to Forbes Australia. The new Australian AI-focused engineering team will work on TikTok products around the world and report the Los Angeles and Singapore headquarters of the company.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist

Australia bans TikTok on official devices: Attorney-General confirms

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has confirmed the Australian Government will ban TikTok on devices issued by Commonwealth departments and agencies.

  • By Anastasia Santoreneos
  • Forbes Staff

Here’s what happened when this massive country banned TikTok

Instagram Reels and some copycats raced to fill the void left by TikTok.

  • By Conor Murray
  • Forbes Staff

How Spotify, Instagram and Twitter are trying to catch up to TikTok

Amid TikTok’s explosion in popularity, other social media platforms are trying out their own versions of its signature features.

  • By Conor Murray
  • Forbes Staff

Rise of the ‘deinfluencer’: New TikTok trend challenging influencers and consumerism

Fast-fashion is one of the largest contributors to overconsumption and climate change, producing over 92 million tons of waste each year.

  • By Arianna Johnson
  • Forbes Staff
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