The Biden-Harris administration is cracking down on Chinese-owned fast fashion retailer Shein's and e-commerce platform Temu's use of the de minimis loophole to evade US taxes and tariffs.

Shein and Temu, the ultra-cheap, ultra-fast retail giants, could be facing a new reality under rules proposed by the White House on Friday. These companies have become huge sellers of clothes and ...

Budget online shopping sites such as SHEIN and Temu have taken advantage of the tariff exemption rules of various countries because they sell low-priced products. However, due to the sharp ...

“de minimis” threshold that has been exploited by Chinese e-commerce firms such as Shein and PDD Holdings’ Temu. White House officials said they will propose a new rule to deny the exemption ...

The Biden administration announced on Friday that it was taking new action against Chinese online companies like Temu and Shein ... been accused by the White House of abusing the "de minimis ...

New White House rules would close a tax loophole that lets Shein and Temu cheaply ship from China to American shoppers. The ...

Founded in China more than a decade ago, Shein was already beginning to disrupt online shopping in the United States when ...

Many people were impressed at the Shein find, with one commenting “oh wow ... The Oh Polly version’s description reads: ...

Just a PSA, if you can buy it on Amazon, then you can buy it on SHEIN for cheaper,” Sirena (@sirenatan) says, unveiling the ...

Fashion content creator Emily Rodrigue revealed: "This is crazy, Shein are taking over the world. "They have shops now that are Zara, House of CB and Missguided." - implying the online retailer ...