The e-commerce player may see a bit of a threat from ultra low-priced goods purveyor Temu, which has gained market share ...

The e-commerce giant is planning a bargain storefront to compete with the Chinese upstart, offering $20 sofas and $8 jewelry.

Amazon may be working on a secondary online sales platform that would compete with the absurdly low prices of Chinese ...

Temu's rapid growth has triggered scrutiny over its low-cost business model of sending parcels to customers from China by several countries. Temu's business model, which connects consumers ...

Temu might say on its website that it was founded in Boston, but it's owned by PDD Holdings, which has money to burn and moved its official headquarters from China to Ireland so it can keep doing ...

Chinese stocks tumbled Tuesday after China reopened after a week-long holiday ... e-commerce giants Alibaba (BABA), JD.com (JD), and Temu parent PDD Holdings (PDD) fell around 6%.

What sets Temu apart from Taobao, another popular online shopping service from China, is that Temu’s ... for cross-border e-commerce and overseas warehouse construction. Mr Habib and Mr Li ...

Additionally, Temu and Shein could reduce their direct-to-consumer shipments from China and bring more of ... that don't have the resources to warehouse their goods in the US.

Zhang Xiaomeng, who lives in Beijing’s expensive central business district and runs her own design agency, had been putting off downloading Pinduoduo. Despite its popularity, she disliked how it ...