Temu will allow Australian businesses to sell directly to consumers through its platform, following the rollout of its local-to-local model.

Despite Temu and Shein facing Trump’s high China tariffs, e-commerce experts say they are still capable of competing with ...

The 'de minimis' exemption, a longstanding U.S. trade rule, permitted small-value shipments to bypass import taxes and ...

The end of the 'de minimis' duty exemption marks a significant shift in U.S. trade policy, particularly affecting Chinese ...

The online marketplace says it will move to a "local fulfillment model" in the US, with sales handled by locally based ...

Online retailer Temu — owned by PDD Holdings (PDD) — aims to raise prices amid tariffs, while Tesla (TSLA) raises its EV prices in Canada and Merck KGaA (MRK) seeks to acquire SpringWorks Therapeutics ...

But despite the new trade challenges that Temu and Shein face ... also flagged that Temu and Shein have been very effective at marketing, including through the harnessing of livestreaming and ...

A booming online marketplace is fuelling a dangerous new trend in backyard car repairs - and no one really seems to be ...

Temu has stopped shipping products directly ... Other global e-commerce platforms may soon face similar challenges and change their business models. As a result, U.S. shoppers could see higher ...

For businesses that depend on de minimis, the challenge is amplified by ... seen their sales dented by Shein’s and Temu’s inroads into the U.S. market, the policy change has the potential ...

Temu’s expansion into Australia’s automotive parts market has been backed by YouTube ... we already have challenges with imported and counterfeit parts which are not designed for vehicles ...