Supreme Court Reviews TikTok Ban
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•What TikTok's looming ban means for Virginia businesses and users
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Nearly 150,000 businesses and 3.3 million people in Virginia actively use TikTok .
The push to ban TikTok stems from national security concerns over the company's ties to China .
President-elect Trump led initial efforts to ban the app in the U.S. But he's indicated he's open to trying to save it.
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