HONG KONG (Reuters) -At least two dozen Chinese companies have confidentially filed for listing in Hong Kong this year and ...

HONG KONG] Shein Group’s net income rose to over US$400 million and revenue was almost US$10 billion in the first quarter as consumers snapped up the fast-fashion retailer’s products ahead of US ...

Shein likely benefited as consumers stocked up on products before the US removed its de minimis exemption for Chinese goods.

Trump ends the de minimis exemption, halting duty-free imports globally. Chinese e-commerce giants like Shein and Temu face ...

"U.S. consumers may have fewer choices and goods will become persistently more expensive," one economist said.

SINGAPORE] South-east Asian companies have mostly sat out Hong Kong’s 2025 listing boom, but a cautious revival may be under ...

Trump introduces sweeping tariff policy targeting online retail giants like Alibaba, Amazon, PDD, and Shein, closing a loophole for low-value imports under $800.

There's a good chance shoppers with online retailers Shein and Temu will have to pay more for products from these sites in ...

Shein Group Ltd., the famous Singapore-based fast fashion brand, recorded revenues of approximately $10 billion ...

Shein’s revenue reached nearly $10 billion in the first quarter of this year, Bloomberg reported , with net income of more than $400 million. That helped boost the fast-fashion giant’s profit margins ...

Meituan, the Chinese food delivery giant, tested its global expansion in Hong Kong, where its Keeta service displaced a rival before moving to other markets.