Hours after a key US tariff exemption expired on Friday, Chinese e-commerce site Temu announced it was overhauling its shipping model, sending out all American sales via US-based sellers.

Hours after a key U.S. tariff exemption expired on Friday, Chinese e-commerce site Temu announced it was overhauling its shipping model, sending out all American sales via U.S.-based sellers." ...

Chinese retailer Temu has shifted strategy in the face of U.S. tariffs. Through executive order, President Donald Trump has ended the so-called de minimis rule, which allowed goods worth $800 or ...

Temu is abandoning the model centered around cheap Chinese imports that catapulted it to success in the US, aiming to sell only goods from local merchants to American consumers for the foreseeable ...

Temu is abandoning the model centered around cheap Chinese imports that catapulted it to success in the U.S., aiming to sell only goods from local merchants to American consumers for the foreseeable ...

Amazon may have walked back plans to display import costs at the digital checkout to consumers — but Chinese company Temu initially went the opposite way. After President Donald Trump whacked ...

The popular Chinese ecommerce site Temu abruptly removed all products in the US version of its online store that ship directly to consumers from China, causing widespread confusion among both the ...

Temu is now adding a hefty "import fee" to orders that ship from China. It's often more than the orders themselves. But Temu also has tons of "local warehouse" items already in the US that avoid ...

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu announced in early April that prices would be rising on both platforms in response to changing trade policy between the U.S. and China. In nearly identical notices ...

Shein and Temu, major online retailers known for their wildly low prices, said they would raise prices for some products Friday after President Donald Trump imposed hefty tariffs on China ...

Online shopping giants Temu and Shein saw their sales rebound in March and April as US shoppers stockpiled products like makeup brushes and home appliances before tariff-led price increases set in.