China-based e-commerce sites Shein and Temu will get a chance to stock their U.S. warehouses due to the reprieve in tariffs announced this week, experts say, allowing them to keep fulfilling orders — ...

A 90-day cut in tariffs to 30 per cent from 145 per cent will help Shein and Temu restock their US warehouses at lower cost, ...

By Arriana McLymore NEW YORK (Reuters) -Shein and Temu, fast-fashion e-commerce platforms that ship merchandise from China, boosted their spending on digital ads in Europe in April, data from market ...

Shein primarily sells inexpensive fashion, cosmetics, and accessories to younger consumers, while Temu offers a broader selection, including home goods, quirky gifts, and gadgets. In response to ...

The biggest increases in ad spending were in France and the UK. Shein increased its spending by 35% in those countries, while ...

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu announced in early April that prices would be rising on both platforms in response to changing trade policy between the U.S. and China. In nearly identical notices ...

There are just four days left before Chinese e-commerce sites Shein and Temu will raise prices due to recent tariff increases. Both companies issued recent notices announcing the price increases ...

Shein and Temu, major online retailers known for their wildly low prices, said they would raise prices for some products Friday after President Donald Trump imposed hefty tariffs on China, though ...

Online giant Shein had grown big in large part thanks to the so-called “de minimis” rule, which allowed them to ship low cost goods to the U.S. free of all duties. That loophole will now close ...

Shein primarily sells clothes, cosmetics and accessories, with a target demographic for women. Temu promotes its goods through online ads and sells a wider variety of products, including household ...

Shein boosted spending 35 per cent in France and the UK, while PDD Group's Temu increased by 40 per cent and 20 per cent month-over-month ...