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Oracle, MGX and Silver Lake take major stakes in new U.S. TikTok venture — Static01.nyt.com

Oracle, MGX and Silver Lake take major stakes in new U.S. TikTok venture

ByteDance has spun out an American venture to operate TikTok in the United States, the company announced on Jan. 22, 2026, as part of an effort to comply with a 2024 federal law aimed at separating the app from its Chinese parent on national security grounds. Under the arrangement, non-Chinese

ByteDance splits TikTok into U.S. and global units to preserve U.S. access — Static01.nyt.com

ByteDance splits TikTok into U.S. and global units to preserve U.S. access

On Jan. 23, 2026, ByteDance officially split TikTok into separate entities for the United States and the rest of the world — a move the article said marked a final capitulation for the app’s survival in the United States after a six-year fight. The outcome highlights the dilemma facing Chinese

ByteDance to Spin Out U.S. TikTok; American Users Keep Same App — Static01.nyt.com

ByteDance to Spin Out U.S. TikTok; American Users Keep Same App

ByteDance agreed to spin out a U.S. TikTok entity under an arrangement in which non‑Chinese investors will own about 80 percent and ByteDance will keep 19.9 percent. A spokeswoman for the new venture said the app’s 200 million American users will be able to keep their

TikTok alters U.S. terms to expand ad targeting and location tracking — Static01.nyt.com

TikTok alters U.S. terms to expand ad targeting and location tracking

TikTok has updated its terms and privacy policies for users in the United States, expanding its ability to target advertising and to track the location of people who give the app permission to do so. The changes followed ByteDance’s decision to spin out an American TikTok entity on Thursday

ByteDance Agrees to U.S. TikTok Venture with Oracle, MGX and Silver Lake — Static01.nyt.com

ByteDance Agrees to U.S. TikTok Venture with Oracle, MGX and Silver Lake

TikTok said that its Chinese owner, ByteDance, reached a deal with a group of non‑Chinese investors to create a new U.S. TikTok, ending a six‑year legal saga that included a congressional ban and high‑stakes U.S.–China politicking. Investors including Oracle, the Emirati firm MGX and