In anticipation of tariffs, I made a hasty last-minute panic buy at Temu. Donald Trump has said he'll close the loophole that lets Temu and Shein ship directly to customers without duties.

Trump is ending a popular trade loophole for goods coming from China Retailers like Shein and Temu can no longer avoid tariffs on low-cost items Duty-free shipments to the US have skyrocketed in ...

The online retailers have built their brands selling cheap goods. Cheap clothing and products from Shein, Temu and other Chinese online retailers could soon get more expensive. The White House is ...

The announcement sent shares of PDD Holdings — the owner of Temu — plunging 6% in after-hours trade on Nasdaq. The stock closed 2.6% lower at $119.07 apiece on Wednesday. Shares of Alibaba ...

President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday closing a trade loophole on cheap goods from China that were previously exempt from tariffs. Trump, 78, argued that the so-called “de minimus ...

The announcement will send shockwaves through the dropshipper community. Direct-to-consumer retailers, including Temu and Shein, have relied heavily upon the loophole to cement their lucrative ...

E-commerce sites such as Temu, with its US operation based in Boston, sell low-cost items like pajamas and suitcases on its website. But Temu doesn’t take possession of the goods: rather it ...

(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump is eliminating a trade loophole that allows budget retailers like Shein and Temu to avoid tariffs on cheap Chinese goods. Trump signed an executive order ...

This would mean that products from Chinese retailers Shein and Temu can no longer be cleared at customs using a simplified process with a 20% flat duty rate. This specific concession was ...

Temu, the Chinese e-commerce giant headquartered in Boston, reportedly is now requiring vendors to manage their own pricing, shipping, and marketing while the company focuses on running its online ...