Shein’s executive chairman said he remains committed to plans to take the fast-fashion retailer public despite being in the ...

The fast-fashion giant wants to list on the London Stock Exchange - but claims of abuse and links to China are causing the ...

Trump's pause on ending the de minimis exemption gives Chinese e-commerce giants Shein and Temu a temporary edge.

Small-scale factories supplying China's e-commerce giants face an uncertain future as the US moves to end tax exemptions for ...

Fast fashion giant Shein has confirmed plans for a stock market listing - and has not ruled out a float in London, in a major ...

(Alliance News) - The executive chair of Shein has reportedly confirmed that the fashion firm wants to be listed on the stock market. Donald Tang told The Times newspaper that the company wants to be ...

An Amazon delivery van parked in front of the company's headquarters campus and The Spheres in Seattle. (GeekWire Photo / ...

With tariffs, it is indeed consumers who tend to pay the price - although some may be absorbed by wholesalers and others along the supply chain - and it’s American ones at present who are most likely ...

FAST-FASHION retailer Shein blazed a trail for Chinese companies in the US and European markets. Now, another China-based apparel brand wants to replicate its success. With more stores than Inditex SA ...

Chinese e-commerce suppliers are adjusting their strategies in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff hikes and plans ...

Shein is grappling with Trump's proposal to end tariff-free imports of small goods from China. Read more at straitstimes.com.