WASHINGTON (AP) — Online shoppers in the U.S. will see a price break on their purchases valued at less than $800 and shipped ...

The US will cut the “de minimis” tariff for low-value items imported from China, a White House executive order said on Monday ...

I was happy to read that the two giant Chinese e-commerce that sell and ship merchandise from China are shifting their ad ...

An agreement between the United States and China to temporarily slash tariffs, announced on Monday, did not address what ...

Meta, Alphabet and Pinterest executive outlooks all mentioned Asia-specific spending pullbacks, signaling the firms' ad sales ...

An executive order closed a tariff loophole that benefited Chinese fast fashion online retailers, much to my niece’s dismay.

A combination of the closure of a trade loophole and prohibitive tariffs on China have upended Temu and Shein’s business ...

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As Americans worry about rising prices, we must also confront that our reliance on cheap clothing is fueled by forced labor and worker exploitation abroad.

Shein and Temu cut digital advertising in the U.S. and increased spending in Europe, particularly the UK and France.

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

The biggest increases in ad spending were in France and the UK. Shein increased its spending by 35% in those countries, while ...