The "de minimis" trade loophole - which allowed duty-free access for cheap shipments from China and Hong Kong - has ended, with e-commerce players and the shipping industry bracing for potential ...

Tariffs have become a household topic in today’s economic environment, with great effect on U.S. consumers and businesses.

Temu, the shopping platform owned by Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, has revised its business model in the US in ...

Temu is abandoning the model centered around cheap Chinese imports that catapulted it to success in the US, aiming to sell ...

As the United States ends a tariff exemption for small parcels on Friday, some retailers have stopped selling to U.S.

The Trump administration ended U.S. duty-free access for low-value shipments from China and Hong Kong on Friday, removing the ...

The expiration of the so-called de minimis rule that has allowed as many as 4 million low-value parcels to come into the U.S.

Trump ended a customs exemption that allowed goods worth less than $800 to come into the U.S. duty-free, has dented the business models of the platform.

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

Fast-fashion giant Shein also raised US prices of its products, with hikes of more than 300% for certain items.

Temu, the Chinese online retailer that gained significant attention for its “Shop like a billionaire” marketing campaign ...

Shein, founded by low-profile entrepreneur Sky Xu, and Temu, owned by PDD Holdings, founded by billionaire Colin Huang Zheng, both attributed the price hikes to rising operating costs. With the ...