US users of Chinese discount e-commerce platform Temu fell 58% in May following the White House’s elimination of the “de ...

Forever 21 is going out of business in the US ... Temu played a major role in Forever 21's collapse, according to court documents. In a filing, Stephen Coulombe, the company's co-chief ...

AXIAN Telecom has acquired an 8% stake in Jumia, backing the e-commerce company’s shift toward profitability in core African ...

Temu decided to slash ad spending in the US and shift its order fulfillment strategy after the White House on May 2 ended the ...

Temu decided to shift its strategy after the White House ended the practice that allowed Chinese companies to ship low-value ...

LONDON — An agreement between the United States and China to temporarily slash tariffs stopped short of reinstating the US "de minimis" duty exemption for e-commerce packages from China but still ...

The end of the de minimis exemption impacted U.S. user growth for SHEIN and Temu, with efforts now focused on onshoring and ...

Trump in February ended the de minimis exemption, a longtime trade loophole that Temu and Shein used to send packages worth less than $800 into the US duty-free. Shein and Temu have been hiking ...

Jumia, Africa’s biggest online retailer, is ramping up the number of China-based merchants on its platforms as it struggles to counter fierce competition from Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Shein.

Temu and Shein’s business shift from the U.S. to Europe could be at risk as the e-commerce companies encounter familiar regulatory scrutiny.