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A fiery hearing on Capitol Hill as the CEO of TikTok testifies before lawmakers who questioned

the Chinese government's potential influence on the app.

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It's Thursday, March 23rd.

I'm Anne Marie for Tolly for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that moved

the world today.

At a hearing today, House lawmakers sharply questioned show Chiu, the CEO of TikTok, about

potential Chinese government influence over the app, as well as promotion of misleading

and harmful content.

Chiu said TikTok is committed to firewalling US data from quote all unwanted foreign access,

and that it would keep content, quote, free from any manipulation from any government.

But under questioning, he also appeared to confirm that employees of the app's owner

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