President Donald Trump’s looming tariffsalready seem to be undermining the U.S. expansions of e-commerce giants Shein and ...

Exclusive data from Algolia shows that consumers have a high degree of trust in Amazon Haul, even though many don't know what ...

Remember that Christmas movie "Miracle on 34th Street," where Macy's in-store Santa, Kris Kringle, sends a frazzled shopper ...

US customers of online retailers Shein and Temu probably don’t realize it, but they have been part of a tale about how government regulation can spin out of control. More than likely that dress ...

The administration of US President Donald Trump’s move to stop low-cost imports entering the US tariff-free is likely to hit fast fashion retailer Shein harder than online dollar-store Temu, thanks to ...

Low-income Americans more exposed to price hikes Poorer zip codes account for bigger share of small China parcels Trump ...

Shein, Temu and their suppliers ​are moving to shift production out of China​ before they potentially lose a U.S. duty-free provision.

The latest in a dramatic tariff week, Donald Trump has ordered that the de minimis remain in effect until Commerce can collect revenue efficiently.

Popular online retailers including Shein, Temu, and Amazon.com's new Haul service send packages directly from Chinese factories to US shoppers and use de minimis to keep prices low ...

Amazon on Feb. 6 reported better-than-expected revenue and profit for the holiday shopping period, but its share price dipped ...