Microsoft to buy TikTok: Microsoft said that it is committed to acquiring TikTok provided it successfully completes a security review. It said that the company will pursue discussions with ByteDance and would complete the talks no later than September 15

ByteDance's founders are to announce their intention to set up shop in London soon, the newspaper said, adding that the move was likely to upset U.S. President Donald Trump who has considered banning TikTok in the United States

ByteDance was previously seeking to keep a minority stake in the U.S. business of TikTok, which the White House had rejected

TikTok has attracted criticism from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who last year accused the app of censoring political protest. TikTok has denied the claim

Pompeo's remarks followed reports that Microsoft is in advanced talks to buy the US operations of TikTok, which has been a source of national security and censorship concerns for the Trump administration

Growth rebounded in the second quarter after a record contraction in the first quarter, but analysts are looking for signs that the recovery is being fuelled by more than just temporary, pent-up demand and state-led stimulus

Microsoft and ByteDance have provided notice of their intent to explore a deal resulting in Microsoft owning and operating the TikTok service in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand

Chinese sponsorship became a bone of contention after the clashes between the Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh in June. The BCCI had promised to review the deals in the aftermath of the violent showdown

The central bank has been taking steps proactively to limit the damage to the economy caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns

Singh made public this information on Sunday in a tweet in Hindi. The leader also requested his acquaintances who came in his contact recently to get themselves tested for the infection

The Beijing-based multilateral funding agency had earlier approved a financial assistance of USD 1.2 billion for India to fight the COVID-19 pandemic

The controversial CAA, which facilitates granting of Indian citizenship to persecuted non-Muslim minorities of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, was passed by Parliament nearly eight months ago and had led to protests in different parts of the country

US President Donald Trump said that his administration was weighing action against TikTok, a popular Chinese-owned video app that has been a source of national-security and censorship concerns. Watch what Trump has to say about the ban. Watch the video for more.Also Read: TikTok reacts to Trump's proposed ban, says it's in America 'for the long run'

US President Donald Trump has pledged to take a tough stand on the popular video-sharing app, which US officials have alleged to be a tool used by China to gather intelligence

TikTok US General Manager Vanessa Pappas told the users that the company was working to ensure them \"the safest app\", in the wake of heightened concerns in the US over data security

Chinese President Xi Jinping, in a series of remarks over the past few weeks, has been talking about the so-called \"dual circulation\" development whereby a self-sufficient domestic economy serves as a model for growth

The last time Maruti posted growth in a month was at the start of the year (January 2020) when sales grew 0.1 percent over January 2019

The lowering of valuations reflect the slump in second-quarter demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a growing realisation that a prolonged economic downturn could depress energy prices for years

Trump gave a hint on Wednesday when he told reporters that his government is considering a ban on TikTok

The development comes as the US government weighs harsh action against the Chinese app and prepares to force ByteDance to divest its ownership in TikTok over data security concerns