The Latest Breaking News from Temu

Online fashion retailer cut over 1,000 jobs in year to February amid competition from rival Shein and resurgent high street

Banning companies for doing business with China is a bad path to start down.

The fast-growing Chinese e-commerce platform known for its low prices is ramping up global expansion despite rising regulatory concerns and consumer complaints.

South Korean regulators are investigating the hugely popular Chinese shopping app Temu on suspicion of false advertising and unfair practices, the Yonhap news agency reported Monday.

A bizarre incident in Sacramento County where a person disguised as a garbage bag stole a package, captured on camera.

‘Surely something dodgy behind this whole temu thing...how can a company give away free money like that,’ one user tweeted

To regain superiority in the e-commerce industry, Amazon are prioritising the trust of its current customers and are looking to increase same-day deliveries.

Pinduoduo, a rising Chinese online retailer, reports a significant profit increase in 2023 but faces global scrutiny.

French lawmakers have approved a bill to slap fines on ultra-fast fashion retailers. The measure effectively takes aim at Chinese companies like Shein and Temu. Temu, a faster and cheaper version of Amazon, has spread from China to around 50 countries after less than two years in operation. China-founded Shein…

Escalating tariffs on every piece of throwaway clothing contrast with Jeremy Hunt’s eagerness to host a multibillion-pound Chinese IPO

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