In a diplomatic maneuver involving international business and national security, U.S. President Donald Trump announced his willingness to reduce tariffs to aid in the sale of TikTok by its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. The app, immensely popular in America, must secure a non-Chinese buyer by April 5 or face a ban. President Trump expressed potential flexibility in extending this deadline if negotiations lag, highlighting China's possible role in approval procedures. Historically, Trump has leveraged tariffs as a negotiation tool, with previous increases on Chinese imports now boosting pressure on the ongoing talks. TikTok's continuous struggle for a successful negotiation outcome...