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The American version of Temu abruptly began to show only “local” products days before the Trump administration was set to end ...

Temu has slashed U.S. ad spending following President Donald Trump’s steep tariffs on Chinese imports, according to CNBC.

If Temu isn’t advertising … is it still Temu? The disappearance of Temu’s many billions in annual online ad budgets in the US will ripple outward. Meta loses an advertiser spending more than $2 ...

In the days following Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump’s tit-for-tat tariff schemes, Temu significantly decreased its ad spending; data from Tinuiti, a marketing firm ...

According to CNBC, Meta Platforms could lose $7 billion in ad revenue this year due to Trump’s China tariffs. The analysts ...

Temu, which is owned by Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, had been on an online advertising blitz in recent years in a bid to attract deal-hungry American shoppers to its site. With hefty ...

“Shein still has some activity in Google Shopping ad auctions, but it appears to be ramping down similar to how Temu did,” noted Mark Ballard, Tinuiti’s Research Director, in comments shared with ...

Temu cuts U.S. ad spend and sees sharp decline in App Store rankings, while facing impact of 145% tariff on Chinese imports. Markets are messy—but the right setups can still deliver triple-digit ...

Temu and Shein plan to raise product prices next week as the removal of this "de minimis" exemption on import tariffs increases costs for the companies. And they are cutting ad spending on most ...

With hefty spending on TV ads as well across Facebook, the company promoted clothing, jewelry, home goods and electronics at bargain basement prices. President Trump's tariffs have upended Temu's ...