Temu and Shein are rapidly losing their dominant positions in U.S. app stores as the May 2nd de minimis exemption suspension approaches - a clear signal that the direct-from-China shopping revolution ...

Shein and Temu, both Chinese e-commerce sites, are set to increase prices for US consumers owing to increased tariffs imposed ...

With rates changing rapidly, it's hard to know how Trump's tariffs will affect the price of gadgets like smartphones and PCs.

Consumer confidence in the UK has taken a steep tack downward thanks to the emerging trade war between the US and the rest of ...

The online giant, which is hoping to list on the London Stock Exchange, said it “wants to work with policymakers and industry ...

The UK plans to review the duty-free status of low-value imports after President Donald Trump’s tariffs raised fears that a ...

If you’ve purchased something from Chinese e-commerce giants Shein, Temu or Alibaba, then you may have benefited from a trade loophole called the de minimis exemption.

Trump’s reasoning is that tariffs will boost US manufacturing and protect jobs. However, obviously, plenty of fashion brands import their products into the US. For many, it’s their biggest market.

Air cargo demand between mainland China and the United States is expected to drop due to the ongoing trade war between the ...

Amazon capitalizes on new opportunities while consumers face uncertainty due to rival Chinese shopping apps like Temu and ...

U.S. shoppers have long benefited from a duty-free exemption for packages valued under $800. President Donald Trump has ...

De minimis is expected to come to an end on May 2. Here's how brands are adjusting their strategies to lessen the hit of ...