Shein and Temu, fast-fashion e-commerce platforms that ship merchandise from China, boosted their spending on digital ads in ...

China-based Temu and Shein, two of the most disruptive new entrants in recent U.S. e-commerce history, are preparing for a whiplash-inducing reversal on their home courts. The Trump administration ...

By Francesco Guarascio and Casey Hall HANOI/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Fast-fashion online retailer Shein is leasing a huge ...

The online retail giant, operating in 150 countries, hoped for a significant debut on the London Stock Exchange this year.

Online retail giants Shein and Temu will likely adapt their business models in the face of Trump's tariffs, but its not good news for those fighting fast fashion.

In anticipation of changes to the "de minimis" exemption, Shein has also expanded its supply chains, building manufacturing operations in countries such as Turkey, Mexico and Brazil. It also ...

Despite Temu and Shein facing Trump’s high China tariffs, e-commerce experts say they are still capable of competing with rivals in the U.S.

Fast-fashion giant Shein is leasing nearly 15 hectares of warehouse space near Ho Chi Minh City, marking its first major ...

Shein and Temu are also shifting some digital advertising to Brazil. Shein, which manufactures goods in Brazil for its Latin American markets, increased its digital ad spending 140% in April from ...

The recent tariff cut has offered a window of opportunity for them to ramp up shipments from China and restock their warehouses and fulfill existing orders.

Shein, meanwhile, has leaned into supply chain expansion, building manufacturing operations in countries such as Turkey, Mexico and Brazil, and reportedly plans to shift to Vietnam. The company ...