Chinese bargain retailer Temu changed its business model in the U.S. as the Trump administration’s new rules on low-value shipments took effect Friday.

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy suggests that President Trump's China tariffs could inadvertently benefit Amazon. He argues that ...

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Temu announced they'll no longer ship products from China to the U.S. after Trump closed a tariff loophole, with 'Out of ...