Videos on the social media app, filmed at factories in China, urge viewers to buy luxury goods directly, as tariffs drive up prices. Americans are receptive.

Many users claiming to be workers in Chinese factories are revealing how little U.S. brands pay to produce their goods.

Experts have raised red flags over the veracity of the accounts and the products they're selling, noting that factories are ...

As Trump’s tariffs loom, Chinese sellers pitch bargain dupes to Americans, fuelling viral demand and political sympathy ...

Videos on TikTok, showcasing Chinese warehouses, claim to offer factory prices for luxury goods as a workaround to President ...

Hao Hong of Huafu Securities says Trump's tariffs on China will negatively impact the U.S., citing rising inflation ...

This isn't to say that luxury brands don't outsource some of their manufacturing to China or that luxury goods are always ...

Videos posted by Chinese TikTok users that suggest people should purchase fashion items straight from factories in the ...

Shark Tank mentor Kevin O'Leary shared a video clip on April 25, 2025, via Instagram, sharing his thoughts on purchasing TikTok.

Trump’s U-turn on reciprocal tariffs Wednesday that put the trade war on pause for the entire world except China is making a ...

The April 17 decision in Riverhead found that the federal Communications Decency Act immunized platforms such as TikTok from ...

Nazarite and Sabelo might just be TikTok’s cutest couple right now, garnering millions of page views as they go about their ...