TikTok might soon face a U.S. ban, but Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary isn’t sitting idly by.  He’s teamed up with Dodgers owner Frank McCourt to make a major

‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary is hoping to buy TikTok from ByteDance. The potential acquisition comes at a crucial time for the platform, which has over 170 million users in the United States alone.

The celebrity investor is teaming up with Project Liberty to acquire TikTok's American assets, aiming to protect user privacy and prevent federal ban.

Kevin O’Leary, one of the judges on the reality TV show ‘Shark Tank,’ has said he has joined a group that is getting ready to bid for TikTok. The development comes in the backdrop of the Supreme Court

Canadian entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary has announced a reported partnership with real estate magnate Frank McCourt to purchase TikTok. This acquisition, which O’Leary described as a

An organization founded by billionaire Frank McCourt, the former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and its partners on Thursday said they made a formal bid to acquire the U.S. assets of TikTok as the popular social media platform faces a possible nationwide ban later this month.

Kevin O'Leary, star of “Shark Tank,” announced on Monday that he is getting close to acquiring TikTok's US business. He seeks Trump's help to finalise the deal.

Kevin O’Leary, star of Shark Tank, has announced his partnership with former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt to bid for TikTok’s U.S. operations, potentially preventing the app from facing a government-mandated ban.

O'Leary, often referred to as "Mr. Wonderful" on Shark Tank, received many excited replies on social media. "I lend you $50b, and for every TikTok video, I take 10% of the revenue, in perpetuity" - Mr Wonderful," wrote one fan, mimicking the mogul's deal-making style from the show. "You're one person I trust. All The best!" wrote another fan.

Kevin O'Leary—the same guy who calls himself “Mr. Wonderful” on Shark Tank—just announced he’s making a power move to snatch TikTok’s U.S. operations.

With the future of TikTok’s ownership hanging in the balance, two uber-rich, politically connected investors are lying in wait, hoping to snag the app if it’s ultimately put on the market.