By Firstpost-Business
The deal gives US investors majority control, averting a nationwide TikTok ban
Economic indicators show prices rising more slowly while layoffs stay limited
TikTok and parent ByteDance have formed a joint venture to transfer parts of TikTok's US business to non-Chinese owners, ensuring the app's future in the US. This deal was initiated to address national security concerns and avoid a ban on the platform.
Demand for chimney sweeps is rising as households return to wood-burning stoves and fireplaces, reversing decades of decline, The New York Times reports.
