Dec. 11 (UPI) --Chinese-owned TikTok Canada Wednesday filed a federal court challenge to a government shutdown order. TikTok said in a statement that it filed a notice of application in federal ...

The companies argue that the 0.05% fee on their annual global net income is excessive and based on flawed calculations.

TikTok’s Beijing-based parent company ByteDance is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit, which is expected to be one of the biggest legal battles in tech and internet history. Related TikTok Says It ...

However, the judges appeared unconvinced by key elements of TikTok’s position, legal experts told The Post ... to gather sensitive data related to issues like gun control and abortion from ...

Meta Platforms and TikTok are challenging the European Commission's supervisory fee under the Digital Services Act, claiming ...

DOGE and Legal Transparency The creation of ... have to defend in forthcoming cases over DOGE's legality. TikTok Ban and Divestiture Challenges Trump issued an executive order temporarily halting ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — TikTok's future is uncertain. They said they are waiting to find out how the social media platforms's legal future plays out, according to social media experts.

TikTok's fight for survival—in its current form at least—arrived in federal court Monday, raising key legal issues about free speech, an expert has told Newsweek. In the case, closely watched ...

TikTok has confronted legal and political scrutiny around the ... In documents filed in Canadian court last month to challenge the order, TikTok claimed that the Canadian government had directed ...

President Trump is reportedly pulling together a TikTok rescue that may not fully ... But such a deal may survive any legal challenges due to how the US law mandating such a separation was written ...

Meta and TikTok challenge EU's Digital Services Act fees in court, calling calculations 'absurd' and 'discriminatory.' ...

TikTok Technology Canada Inc. applied for a judicial review to challenge Canada’s order that ... is disproportionate and exceeds officials’ legal scope; that the national security review ...