Former firefighter Jesse Tinsley is the CEO of employer.com and part of the $30-billion effort to buy US TikTok. He sees it as a way of preserving the work small businesses have done.

It’s been seven weeks since Donald Trump assumed the presidency, a role in which he promised to “save TikTok.” Will it happen in time?

If TikTok is not sold to an approved buyer by April 5, the original law that bans it nationwide would once again go into ...

Jesse Tinsley, a former firefighter turned entrepreneur, is now at the forefront of a $30 billion bid to purchase TikTok's ...

Other parties interested in buying TikTok include a group of investors led by tech entrepreneur Jesse Tinsley. Additional potential buyers include Microsoft, Oracle, Perplexity AI, and former ...

TikTok has until April to find a buyer of its US operations or face a ban Alexis Ohanian of Reddit will join the likes of another tech entrepreneur Jesse Tinsley in going for TikTok US.

Equiturn teamed up with serial entrepreneur Jesse Tinsley to raise soft commitments from several well-known individual and corporate investors for a fund aimed at potentially acquiring TikTok.

Jesse Tinsley, head of a group bidding for TikTok, says he met Mr. Beast through social media on 'The Claman Countdown.' ...

The main mission of The People’s Bid to acquire TikTok is to prioritize privacy and data control, taking an open source approach. Jesse Tinsley, the CEO and founder of Employer.com, is leading a ...

which has proposed to merge its business with TikTok's U.S. platform and give the U.S. government a stake in the new entity. There’s also Jesse Tinsley, the founder of the payroll firm Employer.com.