The China-founded fashion retailer's move marks a rare departure from the usual practice of companies making public filings ...

China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein has filed for an IPO in Hong Kong to accelerate the listing process and pressure Britain's regulators to approve its planned London debut, the Financial Times ...

Shein Group Ltd. has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong listing, people familiar with the matter said, marking another step for the fast-fashion retailer to become a publicly traded company.

Shein Exchange has been created in partnership with specialist Trees, and is currently available to all customers in the U.S., with the company saying that it has plans to expand to other global ...

US Congress is stepping up the pressure on Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein. In a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission Monday, a bipartisan group of 22 US House of Representatives ...

Fast fashion firm Shein has held talks with the London Stock Exchange about the possibility of a public listing in the UK, Sky News reported today, citing sources.

Shein Exchange is available to all U.S. customers, with plans to expand elsewhere globally next year. The marketplace was created in partnership with resale tech firm Treet, per the release.

Shein is far from the only company at risk of being sent packing if the FCA was to be handed the job of ethically screening London Stock Exchange’s constituents.

UK cross party Business and Trade Committee have scheduled an inquiry session for 7 January 2025, targeting fast-fashion online retailer Shein and global e-commerce platform Temu. The committee ...

Shein, founded by China-born entrepreneur Sky Xu, did not reply to a request for comment. The Hong Kong stock exchange declined to comment on individual companies. Documents, including financials, ...