John Deere will pay up to $192K for a 'Chief Tractor Officer' to travel and help launch TikTok channel

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John Deere tractors for sale at a dealer in Longmont, Colorado

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Gen Zers are in their 'boycott era', even when it comes to which jobs they apply for

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TikTok partners with another concert ticker seller to give users even more live show options

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TikTok is Bytedance's most popular product, with over a billion users worldwide.

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A former TikTok employee says he had a boss he never met, which concealed the platform's close ties to China

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TikTok is owned by ByteDance.

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Tesla Cybertruck Hit With Stop-Sale Because of Unintended Acceleration: Report

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TikToker says she was trapped in 115-degree heat after her Tesla locked her inside during a software update

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A TikToker says she got stuck in her Tesla for 40 minutes during a software update.

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Taylor Swift's return to TikTok shows even the world's biggest stars still need the app

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Taylor Swift performing in Sydney.

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'Pretty privilege' in job interviews is a real thing, say experts. But you have more control than you realize.

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"Pretty privilege" in job interviews is real.

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Stunningly Dumb Viral Video Doesn't Show Where the Pacific Ocean and North Sea 'Meet'

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Have you been seeing videos lately claiming to show a point where the Pacific Ocean meets the North Sea, suggesting the two don’t mix? It’s a nonsense claim for so many reasons, but that hasn’t stopped one video from racking up nearly 20 million views by our count.

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An OpenAI investor says TikTok is China's 'programmable fentanyl,' a CCP-controlled tool used to manipulate US citizens

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Early OpenAI backer, Vinod Khosla said in on op-ed for the Financial Times on Tuesday that TikTok "is an AI-powered subversion weapon" wielded by the the Chinese Communist Party, or CCP.

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