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Banning TikTok would be a mistake - Vimarsana News

Banning TikTok would be a mistake

This month, the House voted in an overwhelming majority of 352-65 to pass a bill that will either force ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, to sell the app or face a ban across America. TikTok has 150 million American users as of March last year. Due to the platform’s large and ever growing popularity, many...

For many small businesses, the loss of TikTok could be devastating - Vimarsana News

For many small businesses, the loss of TikTok could be devastating

NEW YORK — If content creators and corporate executives made TikTok videos about the platform’s possible U.S. demise, disco diva Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” could supply the soundtrack.

Big brands could pivot easily if TikTok goes away. For many small businesses, it's another story - Vimarsana News

Big brands could pivot easily if TikTok goes away. For many small businesses, it's another story

A lot of “What ifs” still surround a bill the U.S. House passed last week that would mandate TikTok′s Beijing-based parent company to sell its stake in the platform or

Corporations in good shape if TikTok goes dark, not so much the little guy - Vimarsana News

Corporations in good shape if TikTok goes dark, not so much the little guy

Smaller brands have come to rely on social media platform as U.S. threatens national ban

Big brands could pivot easily if TikTok goes away. For many small businesses, it's another story, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Big brands could pivot easily if TikTok goes away. For many small businesses, it's another story, ET Retail

Tiktok: Smaller firms and solo entrepreneurs are bound to feel more pain in the event of a breakup. But if the popular video-sharing service remains under Chinese ownership and Congress bans it, many companies would learn to get along.