July 18 (Reuters) - Private equity giant Blackstone has withdrawn from a consortium seeking to invest in TikTok’s U.S.

President Donald Trump extended the deadline for Chinese divestiture for a third time, giving ByteDance until Sept. 17.

P rivate equity company Blackstone has reportedly exited a consortium that was preparing to invest in the US operations of ...

Will TikTok US be under new ownership before the current 17 Sep deadline to avoid a ban? Donald Trump recently seemed to ...

Private equity firm Blackstone Inc. has pulled out of a group of investors seeking to take a minority stake in TikTok’s ...

Blackstone's reported exit from the TikTok deal highlights major red flags—geopolitical risks, vetting hurdles, and shifting ...

Blackstone had reportedly been slated to take a minority stake in the platform’s US business alongside other consortium ...

Investor Blackstone has withdrawn from a consortium that sought to invest in TikTok’s US operations, according to a source ...

Blackstone exits TikTok U.S. deal as Trump-backed consortium nears agreement amid legal delays, investor shifts, and national ...

Blackstone has exited a U.S. investor consortium seeking to acquire TikTok’s American operations, according to Reuters. The ...

Blackstone withdraws from its consortium, dropping its bid for a stake in TikTok US operations. ByteDance could face a ban on ...

Blackstone, one of the world's largest investment firms with nearly $600 billion in assets under management, hasn't formally decided to join Microsoft in its dealings to purchase TikTok's U.S ...