As Trump’s latest trade war and tariff policies roll out, low-cost Asian retailers Temu and Shein can find ways to succeed ...

Retail experts point to the April decision by President Donald Trump to close the so-called de minimis loophole, a tax ...

The once unstoppable growth of Chinese online fast fashion giants, Shein and Temu, has come to a sudden halt. Recent policy ...

Third-party sellers that fulfill orders through the e-commerce giant’s network may stand to gain as the fast-fashion giants ...

Budget shopping site Temu, owned by Chinese online retailer PDD Holdings, is resuming direct shipments from China to the US, after Washington and Beijing agreed on a framework for a trade deal.

Shares in Temu’s Chinese owner PDD Holdings plunged 13.9% Tuesday morning after the e-commerce giant reported its slowest revenue growth in three years and a sharp drop in profit.

Tech Temu Drops Import Changes for Now, but Future for Fast Fashion Giant Remains Murky Temu is now only selling products from US suppliers, but what happens when the warehouses run out?

BEIJING - Shein Group and Temu saw double-digit sales declines in the week after they raised retail prices to cover the costs of increased US tariffs, an initial sign that President Donald Trump ...

Temu on Friday said it has stopped shipments of cheap goods from China to the US as President Trump axed a trade loophole that allowed the fast-fashion giant to sidestep tariffs and customs checks.

Average prices for home and kitchen items were up more than 20 percent, while women’s clothing rose 9 percent.

Temu is using warehouses in the US to avoid those nasty import fees. I placed a new order. Maybe my love affair with cheap junk isn't over just yet.