Sea Limited (NYSE:SE) shares fell more than 6% on Wednesday after a report suggested that TikTok, owned by Chinese tech conglomerate ByteDance (BDNCE), is attempting to go after the Indonesian e-commerce market. TikTok would be able to freely collaborate with any e-commerce platforms as long as it abides by applicable rules in Indonesia, state news agency Antara reported, citing Deputy Minister of Trade Jerry Sambuaga. "Earlier, TikTok did not conform to rules and did not have a permit (as an e-commerce platform). Once it has the permit, it can collaborate with anyone as long as it abides by applicable regulations...