While the Trump administration announced a temporary trade deal Monday slashing tariffs on Chinese goods, the rules on de ...

The closure of the de minimis loophole targeting e-commerce companies with ties to China could also send ripples through shipping giants and Big Tech.

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu announced in early April that prices would be rising on both platforms in response to changing trade policy between the U.S. and China. In nearly identical notices ...

European shoppers will be charged duties of just over $2 on packages from retailers such as Shein and Temu — far less than ...

For instance, companies that make their goods in the U.S. may feel relief from the competition of cheap Chinese imports, and likely experience a brighter sales outlook ... For instance, Temu, which is ...

Shein and Temu, major online retailers known for their wildly low prices, said they would raise prices for some products Friday after President Donald Trump imposed hefty tariffs on China ...

In nearly identical statements, Shein and Temu said their operating expenses had gone up due to “recent changes in global trade rules and tariffs.” Those price changes started April 25 ...

The shift in spending comes as Temu and Shein face a hefty tariff from the US, forcing them to hike prices and halt shipments ...

The closure of a trade loophole and prohibitive tariffs on China have upended Temu and Shein's business model in the United States. And yet the e-commerce companies are likely to remain a dominant ...

For years, Shein and Temu used a U.S. tax loophole to keep their costs low and send items to the country ultra-quickly. Not anymore. U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April ...

The European Union is set to propose a 2 euro ($2.27) handling fee for low-value e-commerce packages coming into the bloc, as ...