Anna Edgerton
Seattle Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News
Seattle bureau chief for Bloomberg @Business. Former Brazil correspondent. North Carolina native.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Anna Edgerton
Bloomberg — O TikTok orientou sua equipe de e-commerce nos EUA a trabalhar remotamente nesta quarta (21), enquanto aguarda comunicados sobre “decisões difíceis”. A empresa de propriedade chinesa está considerando maneiras de “criar um modelo operacional mais eficiente”, disse Mu Qing, que assumiu o TikTok Shop nos EUA no mês passado, em um memorando interno analisado pela Bloomberg News.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Anna Edgerton
TikTok told US e-commerce staff to work from home Wednesday while awaiting emails regarding “difficult decisions,” suggesting the social media company is preparing to cut jobs. The Chinese-owned company is considering ways to “create a more efficient operating model,” Mu Qing, who took over TikTok Shop in the US last month, said in an internal memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Anna Edgerton
TikTok told US e-commerce staff to work from home Wednesday while awaiting emails regarding “difficult decisions,” suggesting the social media company is preparing to cut jobs. The Chinese-owned company is considering ways to “create a more efficient operating model,” Mu Qing, who took over TikTok Shop in the US last month, said in an internal memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Anna Edgerton
Despite TikTok Shop’s growth, the app’s future in the US is in doubt. (Bloomberg) -- TikTok told US e-commerce staff to work from home Wednesday while awaiting emails regarding “difficult decisions,” suggesting the social media company is preparing to cut jobs. The Chinese-owned company is considering ways to “create a more efficient operating model,” Mu Qing, who took over TikTok Shop in the US last month, said in an internal memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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4 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Anna Edgerton
Article content(Bloomberg) — For years, the arrival of the Toronto Blue Jays in Seattle brought a familiar sight: tens of thousands of exuberant Canadians pouring into the city to cheer on their baseball team. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Article contentBut this year, the crowds are noticeably thinner.
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Seattle businesses hope to lure Blue Jays fans for this weekend's series by accepting Canadian dollars at par. That's a 30% discount... but still might not be enough to get them to visit the US. https://t.co/NiIbNkZ6I6 via @business
RT @business: A US task force charged with combating anti-Semitism praises the University of Washington’s response to a campus protest that…
Washington state's new taxes are aimed at the big guys like Amazon and Microsoft, but almost all businesses (and consumers) will feel the impact. My latest, from Olympia: https://t.co/ttL1eiPurQ via @business @technology