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US govt appeals order blocking TikTok ban from taking effect

By David Shepardson on Nov 13, 2020 12:13PM
US govt appeals order blocking TikTok ban from taking effect

November 12 deadline passes without resolution.

The US Justice Department said it had appealed a Pennsylvania judge's October 30 order that blocked the government from imposing restrictions on Chinese-owned TikTok that were set to take effect on Thursday. The Commerce Department's August restrictions order was to take effect late in ...

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