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 ...

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.

These changes are part of a broader trend where US shoppers are facing rising costs on imported goods. The elimination of the ...

Chinese fast-fashion giants Shein and Temu previously announced they would be raising prices starting April 25. We tracked 15 items to compare.

Tariffs and new rules raise costs for US shoppers on Shein and Temu, while Europeans enjoy relatively minor price increases.

Companies like Walmart, which generated billions in revenue last year, could arguably afford to absorb the cost of tariffs without raising prices. However its many shareholders, and short-time ...

The fast fashion giant previously posted a notice on its website saying it would increase prices on April 25 in response to “global trade rules and tariffs.” That notice was still on Temu’s ...

But both Shein and Temu customers should expect increased prices before that date. Customers visiting the websites of both services have been provided notice about upcoming price increases.

Tariff price hikes are no longer just a distant threat. Tariffs are going into effect and impacting prices everywhere from grocery stores to car dealerships. Here's where you may see higher prices.

Come June 1, the flat fee will increase to $200. Two patio chairs listed on Temu and reviewed by CNN had a $61.72 price tag on Thursday. By Friday, they were listed at $70.17. On Shein ...

Both companies warned shoppers earlier this month that prices would increase on April 25th.