ByteDance

The countdown to January 10 begins, as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on whether ByteDance must divest TikTok’s US operations or face an outright ban.

ByteDance’s CapCut head exits as the company redefines its strategy, prioritizing AI-driven innovation like the Dreamina platform.

In a shift from his earlier stance, Donald Trump now advocates for compromise on TikTok’s looming US ban.

Emerging products like Devin and Cursor bolster confidence in AI coding as a scalable and monetizable innovation.

Douyin’s content ecosystem offers brands a path to adapt to shifting consumer habits, engage users, and drive demand across channels.

The ByteDance co-founder’s Hong Kong-based firm will target early-stage tech investments, with artificial intelligence expected to be a core focus.

The platform proved its e-commerce mettle during the festive period but risks hitting a roadblock from looming regulatory challenges.

With engagement lagging on Doubao, ByteDance shifts focus to Dreamina and CapCut to drive its vision for the AI era.