Triller, a video app and marketing company that vied to take on TikTok, has been delisted from the Nasdaq exchange.
As TikTok’s U.S. fate hangs in the balance, the revamped Triller has scored a $50 million equity raise and announced another board appointment. Meanwhile, the company is also facing new lawsuits, one ...
The startup, founded in 2019 by Super Producer Ryan Kavanaugh and Bobby Sarnevesht, gained notoriety in 2020 for creating the highest-grossing electronic PPV of all time with Tyson V Jones for ...
Triller hired former TikTok product head Sean Kim to run its video app and a few other subsidiaries. Former T-Mobile marketing exec Kevin McGurn will no longer join as CEO of all of Triller Group.
The app is targeting TikTok content creators and users, encouraging them to set up Triller accounts and download and save their content through its "SaveMyTikTok" campaign, according to TechCrunch.
The startup gained notoriety in 2020 for creating the highest-grossing electronic PPV of all time with Tyson V Jones, for elevating fledgling YouTuber Jake Paul to the forefront of combat sports, and ...
AGBA Group Holding Limited announced a merger deal with Triller. Triller is seen as an alternative to TikTok and saw a huge spike in popularity in 2020 when threats to ban TikTok in the United States ...
Millions of social media users who have poured their time, talent, and money into TikTok are taking the threatened ban of the controversial Chinese app seriously. A case in point is the rapid increase ...
Triller Group Inc. has secured a $50 million equity funding round from institutional investors, positioning itself as a strong competitor to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels. This ...
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