Amazon Sellers, what happens when Amazon tries to buy TikTok, China tariffs pile up, and 65% of sellers raise prices—but still lose profit? 🚨 You stop scrolling and start paying attention.

Full News: https://amazonseller.school/amazon-news-tiktok-takeover-4-day-prime-day-tariffs-ai-tools-reshape-seller-strategy/

This week’s headlines are packed with high-stakes shifts: Amazon bidding for TikTok, new tariffs hitting hard, de minimis rules ending, and sellers scrambling to protect margins as shoppers push back. These aren’t side stories—they’re the frontlines of where e-commerce is heading.

Here’s what we’re covering today: Amazon Makes Surprise Bid for TikTok Amid Looming U.S. Ban https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/amazon-said-to-make-bid-for-tiktok--nyt-3963384

New China Tariffs Could Disrupt Amazon Sellers and Raise Prices https://www.geekwire.com/2025/how-will-the-new-china-tariffs-impact-amazons-e-commerce-business/

De Minimis Exemption for Chinese Imports Ends May 2—Amazon Sellers Should Prepare https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/de-minimis-china-trump-elimination-tariffs/744313/

65% of Amazon Sellers Raised Prices in 2024—But Shoppers Still Noticed https://www.forbes.com/sites/garydrenik/2025/04/02/65-of-amazon-sellers-raised-prices-in-2024-did-shoppers-notice/

If you’re on Amazon, these changes aren’t optional—they’re operational. Let’s talk strategy.