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Ban or no ban, TikTok's partners in the music and advertising world plan to stick with the massively popular short-form video platform until the bitter end, seven industry leaders told Reuters. The U.S. Senate passed a bill late on Tuesday that gives Chinese tech firm ByteDance up to a year to divest TikTok, or the app will be banned altogether. President Joe Biden has signaled he would sign the bill, capping a four-year battle over concerns the Chinese government could influence content or access user data.
After passing the Senate late Tuesday, a bill that would either force the sale of TikTok or ban the app is heading to the president's desk. An actual ban of the immensely popular short-video app would be felt across the tech landscape — with implications for stocks ranging from Meta and Alphabet to Oracle. The bill would require Beijing-based ByteDance to divest TikTok within a year, an increase from the 165 days in the original bill that passed the House of Representatives.