Daily Tech News Show The De Mimimus exemption nears its EOL - DTNSB 5072
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Jul 31, 2025 Dr. Niki Ackermans, an archaeologist utilizing computer models, shares insights on how technology is transforming the field of archaeology. She discusses her innovative methods for uncovering historical sites and the potential for advanced tools like LiDAR to reshape our understanding of ancient civilizations. The conversation also touches on Microsoft's impressive market growth and the evolving landscape of technology, highlighting the intersection of digital innovation and historical discovery.
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De Minimis Exception Ends Globally
- The elimination of the U.S. de minimis trade exemption means all imports will face tariffs regardless of value beginning August 29th, 2025.
- This change threatens both large companies like Temu and small independent sellers on platforms like Etsy and eBay who rely on affordable supply chains.
Fitness Entrepreneur Faces Tariff Impact
- A small entrepreneur making niche fitness jump ropes sources raw materials from China and assembles products herself.
- She faces tough choices to keep her business viable, raising prices or risking closure due to tariff changes.
Tariffs Could Reduce Commoditization
- Rising import costs may reduce commoditization by making products less cheaply disposable.
- This could drive consumers to consider sustainability and create more value-driven consumption habits.