内容摘要：Media analyst Hanna Kahlert at Midia Research told BBC News the move followed the pattern of "social and AI trying to absorb each other".

Media analyst Hanna Kahlert at Midia Research told BBC News the move followed the pattern of "social and AI trying to absorb each other".

Mr Chen said the US-China trade war had also "created significant pressure for our merchants".Temu and rival Shein had previously relied on a duty-free treatment which allowed them to sell and ship low-value items directly to the US without having to pay import taxes.

This ended in early May, leaving Chinese e-commerce giants facing hefty US tariffs of 120%.In response, Temu said it wouldBut following a thaw in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, the tariff rate on the small packages

Temu and its rivals are also facing issues in Europe and the UK.. Online marketplaces would be expected to pay the new fee.

Last month, UK Chancellor

of low-value products entering the country following complaints from retailers.His shows are known for their dark humour and Armstrong says if he had to write his job description in his passport application, he would put down "comedy writer", adding that he doesn't think of himself as a storyteller.

"I'm trying to make a story engaging that will probably involve people laughing. And the bit that I find most challenging is finding a story because people remember jokes, but you just won't make it through that half hour or hour unless that story is is compelling enough to make an audience follow along."Many writers and showrunners end up directing episodes of the series that they have created but Armstrong says he couldn't do that on Succession, which won multiple awards including 14 primetime Emmys.

"I always felt like the people who did it were so good at it that it was rather rude of me to suggest I could just come in and do it just as well."Armstrong doesn't appear to be your stereotypical confident showrunner, coming across as quite shy and humble, despite his success.