Cheap goods” sold on Temu and Shein aren’t as cheap as they were 24 hours ago. On Friday, the two companies raised prices on many goods in advance of new tariffs set to take effect next week. The ...

The Chinese web retailers on Friday hiked prices to offset a 120% tariff that their goods will be subject to with the May 2 ...

By Friday, they were listed at $70.17. On Shein, CNN noted a bathing suit set cost $4.39 on Thursday; on Friday it cost $8.39, a 91% increase. The price increases, however, weren’t consistent ...

Cheap goods from China are getting a whole lot more expensive. A shift in U.S. trade policy that will go into effect on May 2 ...

Popular kitchen and home gadgets are about to cost more as a major U.S. tariff loophole on Chinese imports closes today.

– Two patio chairs on Temu went from $61.72 to $70.17 overnight. – A bathing suit set on Shein spiked from $4.39 to $8.39 — that’s a whopping 91% increase.

Chinese e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein have increased prices for US customers, citing new tariffs on Chinese imports.

Temu, which sold customers on the ability to “shop like a billionaire” started adding “import charge” to orders in response ...

Both companies released statements explaining that the tariffs have increased their operating expenses, necessitating price ...