TikTok's Chinese parent company ByteDance is valuing itself at about $300 billion after a recent buyback offer, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, even as the tech giant's popular TikTok app faces the prospect of a looming ban in the U.

ByteDance defies U.S. ban fears with a soaring $300 billion valuation amid share buybacks. Investors and employees gain liquidity as ByteDance pursues aggressive share repurchase strategy. ByteDance, the parent company of the globally popular app TikTok ...

ByteDance values itself at $300B amid US regulatory challenges, with TikTok's future uncertain due to divestment deadline, while Trump's softened stance boosts investor confidence.

ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, valued itself at $300 billion in a recent share buyback offer, according to a new report in The Wall

TikTok’s odds of surviving a potential US ban have increased, while ByteDance’s valuation has reportedly jumped to US$300 billion.

The president-elect promised to ‘save’ the social media app, which faces a deadline early next year to find a non-China-based owner.

Though President-elect Donald Trump has been expected to stop the looming ban on TikTok, his political appointments suggest otherwise. Trump announced on