MADRID - Delegations from the US and China were set to continue their talks in Madrid into a second day on Sept 15 over trade tensions and an imminent deadline for Chinese divestment from the short-video app TikTok. The latest round of negotiations - the fourth in four months - took place at the ba»»»

Teenagers pose for a photo while holding smartphones in front of a TikTok logo. Reuters-Yonhap WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The Trump administration is expected to again extend a Sept. 17 deadline for China's ByteDance to divest the US assets of short-video app TikTok or shut it down, a source familiar »»»

US President Donald Trump (AP images) US President Donald Trump on Sunday struck an ambiguous note on the future of TikTok, suggesting that China would ultimately decide the app’s fate just days ahead of a September 17 deadline for its parent company ByteDance to sell its US assets or face a ban.“W»»»