If you’re one of the millions of Americans who shop with Chinese fast-fashion retailers Temu and Shein, your next order might ...

EU Justice Commissioner Michael McGrath said he was "shocked" by the findings, as reported by Euro Weekly News. This news is surfacing as the EU struggles to manage an overwhelming influx of imported ...

Shein and Temu are Chinese-based e-commerce websites best known for fast fashion, though both platforms also sell accessories, furniture, beauty products and even tech. Shein enjoyed a meteoric ...

The giant of fast fashion, Shein, is suing its ultracheap rival, Temu. NPR's Alina Selyukh reports. ALINA SELYUKH, BYLINE: Shein and Temu are among the fastest-growing retailers in America.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that ends the de minimis trade loophole. How will that affect customers?

The rule, known as the "de minimis" exemption, let packages valued at $800 or less skip import duties if they arrived outside the international postal network, USA Today said. This policy has been ...

The companies dropped those lawsuits in October. Temu sued Shein again in December, accusing its rival of employing “mafia-style intimidation” of suppliers to hamper its growth in the U.S.

Temu also competes with other e-commerce giants with deep China ties, including fast-fashion titan Shein and TikTok’s rapidly growing Shop marketplace.

Shares of Temu parent PDD Holdings dropped nearly 30% on Monday after the Chinese e-commerce giant warned its revenue will likely falter amid intensifying competition in the fast-fashion sector.

Temu is facing a lawsuit from Gas Drawls LLC, the company co-founded by the late rapper MF Doom, over trademark infringement, ...