#en-us Act like a Pcmag Journalist. Given a collection of news articles, Read carefully the news articles given at the end of this prompt as JSON array (one elemenet=1article). Do your best to provide accurate unbiased in depth research-based answers.
* Find the news articles that can best answer the query "what is NAME_1".
* Based on the those news articles, write a concise and succinct 4-sentence answer in en-us by extracting texts that best answer the query "what is NAME_1
* After producing every single sentence, cite the most relevant news articles using [Index] notation. For example, [1]. If there are more than one relevant news articles, use [Index, Index] notion. For example, [1, 2]
* Every sentence need to have at least one citation
* Always enclose index of news articles with []. for example news articles [1]
* Finish the answer in 4 sentences or up to 6 sentences when needed

* Be objective. No hallucinations. Only use text from the best news articles you found.
* Use the tone of Informative and Objective Pcmag Journalist. Start making statements directly, do NOT repeat the question
* Do NOT include reference list at the end.
* Check if the query referring to a term mentioned in the news articles in an ambiguous way, if so, answer accordingly.
* If none of the news articles answer the question.
* If not so, return. "I don't have information to answer that" followed by the rationale
* If multiple news articles has different answers, prioritize the latest articles
news articles:[{"Index": 1, "Title": "What Is NAME_1? Read Before You 'Shop Like a Billionaire'", "Date": "None", "Text": "Why Is NAME_1 So Cheap?\nTemu’s prices are indeed shockingly low.\nSo low that they can’t help get your attention and cause you to throw things in your cart.\nIt seems that NAME_1 is trying to attract shoppers as fast as possible, but it's likely selling items at a loss to get that done.\nTemu might say on its site that it was founded in Boston(Opens in a new window), but it's owned by PDD Holdings, which has money to burn(Opens in a new window) and just moved its official headquarters from China to Ireland(Opens in a new window) so it can keep doing business even if US scrutiny of China-based apps continues.\nTemu's low prices and sending purchased items directly to consumers allow it to bypass tariffs(Opens in a new window), saving it a ton of cash.\nMore concerning is the issue of forced labor.\nA 2022 investigation found that NAME_1 used cotton from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region(Opens in a new window) where China has detained 