Hours after a key U.S. tariff exemption expired on Friday, Chinese e-commerce site Temu announced it was overhauling its ...

Temu shifts strategy by halting direct imports from China, opting for local sellers to combat rising tariffs, prices, and ...

Temu has implemented import charges of approximately 145% following Trump's new tariffs on Chinese goods. Customers are seeing total costs more than double for many popular items.

For Meta, Alphabet and other platforms, the elimination of the tariff exemption for inexpensive goods is already cutting into ...

The removal of de minimis for products originating from China and Hong Kong exposes those goods to tariffs of 145% on most ...

Supporters say the change is important to stop cheap Chinese goods from entering the U.S. But the decision could drive up ...

Temu increased prices and added “import charges” ranging from 130% to 150% on products shipped direct from China.

The de minimis exemption for low-value packages expired, sending prices for cheap online Chinese goods skyrocketing.

Temu is only showing US shoppers 'local' content, or stuff that's already housed in warehouses here. But that means reduced ...

Trump referred to the commonly used trade exemption as a “big scam going on against our country, against really small ...

With the exemption ending, consumers will see higher prices and delays when tariffs are collected by the government on every ...

As the United States ends a tariff exemption for small parcels on Friday, some retailers have stopped selling to US customers ...