The US and China are entangled in escalating tariff disputes, with President Trump’s policies potentially triggering a global recession. Investors are increasingly alarmed as markets struggle to adapt to these tariffs. In a related development, the White House was on the brink of announcing a TikTok deal, but negotiations stalled after China demanded tariff discussions first, leading to a 75-day extension of the sale deadline. Meanwhile, the tech industry is eager to see these tariffs reversed, as they significantly impact the sector. Amid these tensions, China’s technological advancements continue, with companies like DeepSeek working on self-improving AI models in collaboration with Tsinghua University, narrowing the AI dominance gap with the US. These statistics highlight the intricate dance of technology and trade between the two superpowers.
Gene Ho
@GeneHoPhoto
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Jan 28 An image from the NOW sold out George Calendar. Tick Tock – TikTok. The clock is 10 and 9. Jan 19 is when TikTok was “banned.” But WHAT ELSE is in this image? Just wait. In the meantime? Time is Locked: https://georgemagazine.com/product/time-locked/…
GC Cooke
@GCcookeHQ
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Apr 5 The battle for TikTok reaches its final hours.
They must sell by TODAY or lose 170M users to a ban.
Even Trump is offering China tariff cuts as leverage.
Here’s what’s at stake in this tech showdown:
PitunisWorld
@ScMesab
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Apr 4 JUST IN: China nixed a TikTok sale to the US after Trump’s 34% tariff hike on Apr 4 imports—54% total now. ByteDance backed out Apr 3, despite Vance’s deal. Trump’s EO today gives 75 more days.
Your take below!
NTD Television
@TelevisionNTD
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Apr 1 TikTok is running out of time to find a buyer. The app’s future remains uncertain as a ban in the United States could be just days away.
Meanwhile, Israel eliminates remaining tariffs on US goods.
yeet
@Awk20000
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Apr 4 Trump can’t stop WINNING
China backs out of TikTok sale to US investors after the President announced his sweeping tariffs
They now have 75 more days to get a deal done
Scoop
@Scoopdotmy
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Apr 6 #ICYMI TikTok isn’t going anywhere just yet
Trump has pushed the deadline to June 19, giving ByteDance more time to seal the deal with a non-Chinese buyer — or risk getting banned from U.S. app stores.
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