PDD Holdings Inc. faces mounting challenges as its Temu platform struggles with significant user losses following major U.S.

After Donald Trump’s tariffs on China, European countries are braced for a flood of Chinese goods that might not come.

In the face of increasing competition from the likes of Temu and Shein, Amazon rolled out its new budget marketplace, Haul, in beta to the UK last week. The new offer consists of a app-only ...

Shoppers have fled Temu and Shein after President Trump slapped the Chinese sites with hefty tariffs – spending their dollars instead at US department stores like Nordstrom Rack and Kohl’s ...

But Temu has already started shifting to shipping from US warehouses — so this is still a win for the company. Temu and Shein have just found themselves in a strange spot in the new 90-day ...

threatening business models centred around rock-bottom prices and leading Shein and Temu to cut advertising spending in the US and turn to Europe instead. Amazon Haul launched last week in the UK ...

Since it launched three years ago, Temu has quickly risen on the global stage to compete with established platforms like Amazon.com, as well as newcomers like Shein.

Amazon has partnered with FedEx to fill some delivery gaps left by UPS. UPS announced earlier this year that it would significantly reduce deliveries for Amazon. FedEx and Amazon had cut ties in ...

Bargain site Temu is slowly adding back items that are directly shipped from China following the U.S.-China trade thaw. For instance, on Wednesday, a laptop screen protector shipped from China ...

The U.S. and China reached a temporary tariff reduction agreement, but it doesn't reinstate the "de minimis" duty exemption for e-commerce packages. This 90-day tariff reduction to 30% allows ...

While that strategy helps the company circumvent Trump’s tariffs, it puts Temu in direct competition with Amazon and Walmart in the US. Last year, Amazon seemed to take notice of Temu and Shein ...