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TikTok Says It Added $81 Billion. 76% Of Firms On TikTok Depend On It

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TikTok Says It Added $81 Billion. 76% Of Firms On TikTok Depend On It. TikTok says it contributed $81 billion to the U.S. economy in 2025, but the more revealing figure may be how many businesses say they depend on it.

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