Temu and Shein, the two biggest Chinese-owned ecommerce platforms that operate in the United States, have started raising prices and temporarily unlisting some products on their websites in ...

But with a stroke of his pen, President Donald Trump appears to have upended Shein’s business model, making it harder for the Chinese fast-fashion brand to keep selling clothes at rock-bottom ...

The GOP-led House Committee on the Chinese Communist Party found Temu and Shein are “likely responsible” for more than 30% of de minimis shipments into the U.S., and “likely nearly half ...

The logistics world has been expecting changes to the de minimis exemption for a while, and both Chinese e-commerce ... Related stories Shein, in particular, has a unique model in which it ...

Furthermore, the licensing model allows Reliance to leverage Shein’s brand recognition without directly importing goods from China, which sidesteps the sensitivities tied to the country’s ...

The order throws a wrench in the business models of China-based retailers like Shein and Temu, which were previously exempt from any tariffs and customs inspections thanks to the de minimis loophole.

Under the new tariffs imposed by Trump on Chinese imports, analysts say consumers are likely to see price hikes and potential delays in shipments from companies like Shein and Temu. Chinese ...

President Donald Trump’s crackdown on trade could effectively kill the current business models of Chinese companies Shein and Temu (PDD), delivering a huge boost to Amazon (AMZN) in the process.

Shoppers awaiting packages from popular retailers like Shein and Temu can still expect their packages after the U.S. Postal Service reversed its quick pause on packages from China and Hong Kong ...

The Trump administration is weighing whether to add Temu and Shein to a forced labor list in a major blow to the Chinese fast-fashion giants, soon after President Trump imposed tariffs on China ...