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TNB Tech Minute: Temu Stops Shipping to U.S.

2025/5/2
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Victoria Craig: 我报道了Temu停止直接向美国客户发货的消息,这是一个重大的商业模式转变,这与美国取消长期存在的免税规定有关。Temu的发言人表示,这一变化是该公司持续改进服务水平的调整措施之一。 我还报道了爱尔兰数据保护委员会对TikTok处以6亿美元罚款的消息,原因是该公司未能保证发送到中国用户的个人数据受到保护,不会受到中国政府监控。TikTok否认将用户数据移交给中国政府,并表示将对罚款提出上诉。 最后,我还报道了《侠盗猎车手6》的发售推迟到明年,这导致Take-Two Interactive的股价下跌。一位分析师表示,此次延期与该公司将产品质量置于最后期限之上的往绩一致。

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ADP knows any big thing, any small thing, any trendy thing. Even a trendy thing that everyone knows isn't a great idea, but management just wants us to give it a try for a bit can change the world of work. From HR to payroll, ADP designs forward-thinking solutions to take on the next anything. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Friday, May 2nd. I'm Victoria Craig for The Wall Street Journal.

Chinese bargain site Temu says it's no longer shipping products directly to customers in the U.S., a dramatic shift in its business model. It comes as the U.S. ended its longstanding de minimis provision today. That was a trade exemption that let overseas packages valued at $800 or less arrive duty-free. A spokesperson from Temu said the shipping changes are, quote, part of Temu's ongoing adjustments to improve service levels.

Staying with China, the country's popular social video app, TikTok, has been fined $600 million by Ireland's privacy watchdog. It said the company failed to guarantee user data sent to China was protected from government surveillance under Chinese laws governing espionage and

and cybersecurity. That is a blow to TikTok's efforts to convince Western countries, including the U.S., that the app is safe to use. The company vowed to appeal the fine and said the decision covers a period of time before it put new protections in place. It also denied that it turns user data over to the Chinese government, and it said it hasn't received requests for it to do so.

And finally, the maker of Grand Theft Auto issued an apology for delaying the release of the game's next installment, but investors aren't accepting it. Shares of Take-Two Interactive fell 6.7 percent today after the company's Rockstar Entertainment subsidiary confirmed its hotly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 will now drop a year from now rather than this fall. One analyst said the delay is consistent with the company's track record of putting product quality over hitting deadlines.

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