Temu, the Chinese e-commerce giant, gained major traction in the U.S. over the past few years with its ultra low prices. Now, Donald Trump is working to cut off legal loopholes used by Temu and other e-commerce players, making it harder to import cheap Chinese goods to America. In response, Temu has made moves into Amazon's business, taking third-party sellers from America's largest e-commerce company. Will Temu survive without it's aggressive pricing model, and will it be able to beat Amazon for American e-commerce dominance?
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