Donald Trump gave his "rough" blessing to the TikTok deal:
"I approved it" and the new company that will be born will be "in
total control" of Oracle and Walmart
.
"It's a great deal for America," says the American president, fearing the hypothesis that the new company's headquarters will be in Texas.
The agreement comes at the end of weeks of uncertainty about the future of the app and after much controversy and criticism.
Not least those arriving from China.
In fact, Beijing has once again accused the United States of "bullying" and has announced countermeasures, including the imposition of limits on the activity of foreign companies that "undermine China's national sovereignty and its security and development interests".
TikTok also criticized the president, who in the last few hours presented his second legal action against the tycoon.
The company that owns ByteDance, in documents filed in court, reiterated how in its opinion Trump has overruled his authority for political reasons and not to stop what he publicly defined as "an extraordinary threat" to the United States.