
The Trump administration is reportedly set to receive approximately $10 billion from investors involved in a deal to establish a majority American-owned joint venture controlling TikTok's US operations. This arrangement, finalized by ByteDance in January, aims to secure US user data and avoid a ban on the app. Investors, including Oracle and Silver Lake, initially paid $2.5 billion to the Treasury, with further payments planned. Administration officials have defended the fee, citing national security concerns and negotiation efforts.
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