TikTok deal sees ByteDance, Trump, Xi, Oracle tie up US

The United States and China reached a preliminary agreement on TikTok, granting ByteDance one board position among seven total seats. American representatives will control the remaining six positions on the new entity's governing board. President Trump seeks to prevent the social media platform's shutdown after Congress mandated its sale by January 2025. The administration has postponed enforcement through mid-December while negotiating the transfer of American assets from the global platform. Recent diplomatic conversations between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping advanced these discussions significantly.

The proposed arrangement requires American user data to be stored on Oracle's domestic cloud infrastructure. ByteDance's content algorithm will undergo complete retraining under United States oversight without Chinese company control. The restructured platform will operate independently from ByteDance while maintaining global content access for American users. ByteDance's ownership stake would decrease to less than twenty percent of the joint venture. Trump plans to extend the current enforcement pause by an additional 120 days.
 

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