Shein and Temu got a taste of what it could be like once de minimis is gone for good
Shein's and Temu's sales fluctuated amid tariff news, credit card data showed.
Amazon’s Temu, Shein rival has an unexpected problem
Amazon (AMZN) recently raised eyebrows by taking an unexpected step to compete with two of its most significant threats in ...
Trump handed these 2 Chinese e-commerce companies a double win — for now
Trump's pause on ending the de minimis exemption gives Chinese e-commerce giants Shein and Temu a temporary edge.
Why China's Temu and Shein are a big regulatory headache
The US and EU want to clamp down on online Chinese retailers Shein and Temu. They stand accused of exploiting a legal loophole to ship cheap products directly to overseas consumers from Asia.
Shein confirms listing plans with London in the spotlight
Fast fashion titan Shein has confirmed its plans to float on the stock market, and hasn’t ruled out listing in London. Chief ...
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"That's Not Bad": Mzansi Woman's Low Shein Customs Fee Sparks Reactions in South Africa
A South African woman showcased her surprisingly low Shein customs fee in a TikTok video. The clip sparked a massive buzz ...
‘Zero conversations’ about London IPO valuation, says Shein boss
Donald Tang says management of fast-fashion retailer has yet to discuss price tag ahead of long-planned flotation ...
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Temu, SHEIN’s growing popularity poses threat to Nigerian fashion brands
The increasing dominance of international e-commerce platforms Temu and SHEIN in Nigeria is raising concerns for local ...
Shein remains committed to IPO as fast-fashion giant weathers US tariff storm
Shein is grappling with Trump's proposal to end tariff-free imports of small goods from China. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Shein confirms plans for huge stock market float - and could pick London
Fast fashion giant Shein has confirmed plans for a stock market listing - and has not ruled out a float in London, in a major ...
Will my Shein order cost more? Will the US make money? We answer your tariff questions
With tariffs, it is indeed consumers who tend to pay the price - although some may be absorbed by wholesalers and others along the supply chain - and it’s American ones at present who are most likely ...