TikTok challenges the Canadian government’s order to shut down its operations
A Canadian government order to stop the Chinese video-sharing app’s commercial activities in the nation due to national security concerns has been contested by TikTok.
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A Canadian government order to stop the Chinese video-sharing app’s commercial activities in the nation due to national security concerns has been contested by TikTok.
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Canada’s antitrust watchdog is suing Google for allegedly engaging in anticompetitive behavior in its online advertising business. The agency wants Google to sell off ad