Tiffany Hsu

3 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Tiffany Hsu

NEW YORK - Persuading people to spend money in a time of unpredictable tariffs is proving to be a complicated calculation for the US$380 billion (S$495 billlion) American advertising industry. Should a retailer commit to holiday television commercials for toys manufactured by newly vulnerable trading partners? How do social media companies account for the potential disappearance of Chinese companies that have spent billions of dollars promoting their wares?

4 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Tiffany Hsu

"We are as in the dark about this as I think everybody else is," Mr. Pattisall said. "It is such a volatile situation because the decision-making is quite volatile."Companies' willingness to invest in marketing and promotion is often viewed as a proxy for the health of the global economy, a sort of indicator of whether gross domestic product might grow or contract.

4 weeks ago | editorandpublisher.com | Tiffany Hsu

Posted Wednesday, April 16, 2025 11:08 am Persuading people to spend money in a time of unpredictable tariffs is proving to be a complicated calculation for the $380 billion American advertising industry.

1 month ago | juneauempire.com | Tiffany Hsu

Soon after the new administration arrived, things began to go missing from the White House website. They weren’t just the partisan policy platforms that typically disappear during a presidential transition. Informational pages about the Constitution and past presidents, up in various forms since President George W. Bush was in office, all vanished.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Tiffany Hsu

Soon after the new administration arrived, things began to go missing from the White House website. They weren't just the partisan policy platforms that typically disappear during a presidential transition. Informational pages about the Constitution and past presidents, up in various forms since President George W. Bush was in office, all vanished.