There are other potential high-profile buyers, like X owner Elon Musk, content creator Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast on ...

Oracle? MrBeast? Elon Musk? Kevin O'Leary? Steven Mnuchin? Perplexity AI? Microsoft? Amazon? The U.S. government?

Casper native Reid Rasner has put together a $47.45 billion bid to bring the popular social media app TikTok to Wyoming, ...

For local business owners, the problem goes beyond personal preference; it's impacting their ability to reach an important audience.

Potential buyers include former LA Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, YouTuber MrBeast, billionaire Kevin O’Leary, and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. Related: Is MrBeast Buying TikTok? Elon Musk, owner of ...

Content creator MrBeast launched a bid in January, while Shark Tank host Kevin O’Leary joined a consortium of entrepreneurs pushing for a purchase. Elsewhere, Elon Musk’s name has been floated, as has ...

TikTok has denied allegations that it has shared US user data at the behest of the Chinese government, and argued that the law requiring it to be divested or banned violates the First Amendment rights ...

Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison said during a conference this week that governments need to consolidate data about citizens for the sake of AI. He said AI models can help improve government services ...

And he also said he would be open to selling the app to Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, as well as billionaire ... in the world Jimmy Donaldson - AKA MrBeast - has also claimed he is in the ...

Content creator MrBeast launched a bid in January ... Elsewhere, Elon Musk’s name has been floated, as has Oracle boss Larry Ellison. TikTok now has until April 5 to find a permanent solution ...

Among the potential buyers linked to a takeover are Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison and billionaire Elon Musk ... Jimmy Donaldson—better known as MrBeast—who has claimed that investors approached him ...

Elon Musk has said he has no interest in buying TikTok and MrBeast has had his say on the richest man in the world pulling out of the running. TikTok cut out in the US on January 19 following a ...