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On February 7, Zhang Nan, CEO of Douyin Group, officially announced her resignation as Group CEO on WeChat, and will focus on the development of the Bytedance product CapCut in the future.
Chinese tech giant ByteDance is turning to the local life services field. Merchants who joined Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, have been greatly influenced by the platform.
Xinhua reported that the revised export catalog may restrict TikTok from selling its US operations because the deal must be approved by China.
US President Biden's campaign team took advantage of the momentum of the Super Bowl to create a TikTok account, in order to attract support from young voters.
Taobao, an online shopping platform owned by Chinese internet giant Alibaba, recently launched an interest-oriented community app called "Yousha" (友啥 Yǒu Shá).
A source close to TikTok's e-commerce revealed that the internal team is very confident in achieving the 400% growth target in the US this year.
We caught up with two expert witnesses, Derek Scissors and Samm Sacks, to reflect on the hearing and analyze the future of US-China tech relations.
Douyin E-Commerce, the online shopping arm of the Chinese mainland version of TikTok, has launched testing for a new tool called Douke to attract more user traffic.
A defamation case brought about by Shanghai-based game developer Moonton Technology against Tencent has recently reached a conclusion. Tencent was ordered to compensate Moonton for losses and expenses totaling 220,000 yuan ($30,800).
Lynx, a cross-platform UI framework developed by ByteDance, was made open-source by its development team on March 5.
Soda Music, a music platform owned by ByteDance's Douyin, is now available on all major app stores and is open to all users.
ByteDance has released an intelligent development tool "MarsCode", which is built on Doubao large model, aiming to provide efficient and intelligent programming experience for developers in China.