
The White House said on Wednesday it has an ongoing review of the risks TikTok may present to U.S. data but stressed it has taken no new "proactive step" related to a U.S. acquisition.
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The White House said on Wednesday it has an ongoing review of the risks TikTok may present to U.S. data but stressed it has taken no new "proactive step" related to a U.S. acquisition.
Following a year heavily affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, a new report from Launchmetrics has measured the success of the luxury industry’s marketing investments, crowning Dior as the undisputed media king.
Large-scale store openings may be on hold due to Covid, but with China already recovering, it’s being prioritised. H&M Group said on Friday that Nordic lifestyle brand Arket will open a flagship in Beijing this autumn.
In the 2020 annual review of “notorious markets for counterfeiting,” the US administration cited Amazon’s European portals alongside Chinese and other foreign marketplaces said to be teeming with fake products.
TikTok owner ByteDance has begun rolling out an electronic payment service connected to Douyin, the Chinese version of the popular short video app, the tech giant said Tuesday.
It says a great deal about the current Covid confusion in fashion weeks when the Paris menswear season for fall 2021, the biggest annual series of menswear collections in the world, began on Tuesday with a teaser.
The six-day French menswear catwalk season debuts on Tuesday, with a bumper crop of nearly 70 brands, albeit without a single runway show in Paris, due to stringent lockdown rules.
The Trump administration has scrapped plans to blacklist Chinese tech giants Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu, four people familiar with the matter said.
PayPal Holding Inc has become the first foreign operator with 100% control of a payment platform in China, according to Chinese government data.
The Trump administration is considering adding tech giants Alibaba and Tencent to a blacklist of firms allegedly owned or controlled by the Chinese military, two people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.