If you've ever purchased something inexpensive from Amazon, AliExpress, Temu, or Shein, you've escaped tariffs with what's known as a de minimis exemption. The Trump administration has eliminated it.

Amazon Haul, along with competitors like Temu, Shein, and AliExpress, had relied heavily on the De Minimis rule. While Amazon transitions some inventory to US warehouses, most Haul products still ...

Amazon Haul, which promised ultra cheap products in exchange for longer shipping times, will ship some products from warehouses in the US. Amazon Haul, which promised ultra cheap products in ...

Editor's note: Click here for the latest on tariffs facing Shein and Temu. Known for selling products ranging from clothes to furniture at cheap prices, Shein and Temu have attracted American ...

Nearly 30% of customers will reduce or stop shopping at China-based online marketplaces like Shein ... whether customers trusted Temu compared to e-commerce giant Amazon. About 88% of respondents ...

Trump ends duty-free status on low-value China imports, hitting Shein and Temu with steep new tariffs. New rules slap 90% tariffs on sub-$800 China shipments, ending a key pricing edge for fast ...

Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein has reportedly secured the green light from the U.K. financial regulator to list its shares in London. But ...

Ultra-popular fast fashion websites Shein and Temu are facing resistance in the United States as the trade war between the U.S. and China continues to escalate. Known for selling products ranging ...

Shoppers at online stores like Shein and Temu could see higher prices and slower shipping times when a trade loophole known as "de minimis" closes, which is set to happen in May. The de minimis ...