Temu's rock bottom prices may become a thing of the past, as Donald Trump's tariffs may force the e-commerce seller to raise prices.

An executive order he signed will eliminate the “de minimis provision” for goods from China and Hong Kong on May 2. Here's what that means.

The resale industry could stand to benefit from Trump’s closing of the "de minimis exemption" on cheap goods from China.

The so-called de minimus exemption allowed Chinese and Hong Kong retailers to ship millions of packages worth $800 or less ...

Shein and Temu rapidly expanded in the U.S. using the de minimis provision to deliver ultra-cheap fast-fashion items from ...

"If the de minimis exemption is ended permanently, both Temu and Shein would be well advised to change their business model," Z. John Zhang, Tsai-Wan Tsai Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School, ...

An overlooked executive order, crowded out by the administration’s new tariff schedule, could have big implications for ...

Shares of PDD Holdings, the owner of online-marketplace Temu, slipped as a series of escalating tariffs between the U.S. and China added major complications to its business. The stock was trading down ...

America’s top tech stocks plunged after Donald Trump’s tariff announcements, with the so-called Magnificent 7 — Nvidia, Apple ...