Shoppers who love bargains on Temu are finding much more limited selections, as the company has stopped shipping items directly from China.

The reaction highlights the impact of Trump's tariffs on the flow of consumer products around the globe, shaking up long-established patterns.

That strategy change came as the firms rushed to prepare for last Friday, when President Trump ended a popular trade loophole ...

Temu has made some major changes to deal with tariffs, and some longtime shoppers are finding much less selection, and other ...

The business of transporting hundreds of millions of low-value shipments on as many as 60 freighter flights a day between ...

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Growing numbers of retailers and consumer brands are shifting their focus to Europe and other markets from the United States, ...

Shein and Temu's ad spending rose the most in France and the UK compared to other European countries. Shein boosted spending 35% in France and the UK, while PDD Group's Temu increased by 40% and 20% ...

Despite Temu and Shein facing Trump’s high China tariffs, e-commerce experts say they are still capable of competing with ...

E-commerce accounts for roughly half of all air cargo shipments between China and the U.S., as well as 6% of global volumes.

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina are among those recently suffering layoffs in the freight business.

Temu and Shein have historically benefited from a provision called the “de minimis rule” that exempted goods worth $800 or less from being tariffed.