The executive chairman of Shein has reportedly confirmed that the fashion firm wants to be listed on the stock market.

Shein’s executive chairman said he remains committed to plans to take the fast-fashion retailer public despite being in the ...

Shein's and Temu's sales fluctuated amid tariff news, credit card data showed.

The fast-fashion giant wants to list on the London Stock Exchange - but claims of abuse and links to China are causing the ...

SINGAPORE: Shein’s Executive Chairman, Donald Tang, has reaffirmed the company's commitment to going public despite mounting ...

Shein, which was set up in China and is based in Singapore, is known to have been in talks about an initial public offering ...

Donald Tang says management of fast-fashion retailer has yet to discuss price tag ahead of long-planned flotation ...

Platforms like Shein and Temu offered a lifeline to many small-scale manufacturers and vendors in Guangzhou, after they began to receive fewer wholesale orders during the US-China trade war.

Chinese e-commerce suppliers are adjusting their strategies in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff hikes and plans ...

Shein is grappling with Trump's proposal to end tariff-free imports of small goods from China. Read more at straitstimes.com.