LONDON (Reuters) -Fast-fashion retailer Shein on Thursday said it would increase its testing of products this year, after the ...

The fast-fashion firm, once valued at $100 bln, may list in Hong Kong after failing to get a Chinese regulator’s OK for a ...

The European Commission said Shein has a month to show how it would correct its practices that are "in breach of EU law." ...

China -based online retailers Shein and Temu are set to hike prices for U.S. customers on Friday as they weather costs imposed by President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

First it was New York, then London, but reports this morning suggest that Hong Kong might be where the Shein IPO finally ...

After regulators failed to approve Shein's proposed IPO in London, sources say the fast-fashion giant is moving its ambitions to Hong Kong.

The mum-of-five was concerned her photos had been digitally altered ... When the Herald enquired about the products, Shein said it was “never our intent to infringe anyone’s valid intellectual ...

Sera Lilly discovered her clothing designs and images being used on ... violations by large corporations. Shein says it has “proactively removed” the products while they investigate.

The European Commission has warned Shein to fix deceptive sales tactics, false eco-claims, and consumer rights violations.

Popular budget retailers Shein and Temu are following through on plans to raise prices due to President Trump’s tariffs, with some products more than doubling in cost in recent days.

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

"Due to recent changes in global trade rules and tariffs, our operating expenses have gone up," Shein said on its website earlier in April. "To keep offering the products you love without ...