Chinese companies work around Trump to keep selling to Americans
Shein, Temu and their suppliers ​are moving to shift production out of China​ before they potentially lose a U.S. duty-free provision.
Temu and Shein may already have a case of the Trump Tariff Blues
President Donald Trump’s looming tariffsalready seem to be undermining the U.S. expansions of e-commerce giants Shein and ...
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News from around the world that you may have missed, including Nokia’s victory in a patent streaming dispute with Amazon, the ...
Amazon tests sending customers directly to brands’ websites when it doesn’t stock their products
Remember that Christmas movie "Miracle on 34th Street," where Macy's in-store Santa, Kris Kringle, sends a frazzled shopper ...
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Marketplaces on the march: Omnichannel retail trends in 2025
While growth in pure online sales in South Africa has steadied following an explosion in adoption during the pandemic, we ...
Is something you ordered taking a while to be delivered? Tariffs may be to blame
Still waiting for that Valentine’s Day gift you ordered weeks ago? President Donald Trump’s trade war could be to blame.
Exclusive: Here’s How Amazon Haul Stacks Up Against Temu, Shein With Consumers
Exclusive data from Algolia shows that consumers have a high degree of trust in Amazon Haul, even though many don't know what ...
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Rule change casts shadow on e-tailers
The "de minimis exemption" allows e-tailers like Temu and Shein to send parcels valued under $800 from China to the US and avoid customs inspections under US tax law.
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How your Shein and Temu orders will be impacted by tariffs on China
The cancellation of a minimum exception for inspections and tariffs on shipments from China threatens some online shipping giants like Shein and Temu.