Don't tell Trump, but TikTok’s top competitor is also Chinese owned

<p>President Trump wants to ban TikTok in the U.S., but he’ll consider allowing a U.S. company to purchase it. As long as, in a novel twist, the U.S. government gets a cut. Meanwhile, U.S.-owned Triller is positioning itself as the biggest beneficiary to India’s TikTok ban, with 40 million new installs, and by extension, the likely winner of an American ban.</p> <p>But in this latest episode of Meet the Kardashians, White House edition, they’re all potentially being played.</p> <p>Because the fastest-growing non-TikTok short-form video entertainment app is also Chinese-owned. Economic and trade policy, meet Whack-A-Mole.</p>