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Actually a court in any country can prevent a company from doing something. When you do business in a country you have to abide by their laws.
That's right, I totally came off wrong. I meant that U.S. lawmakers can't force ByteDance to sell TikTok, as the headline implies.
Though possibly US operations could be sold off, whatever that would mean.