Temu, a Chinese e-commerce site, overhauls its shipping model, sending all US sales through US-based sellers as a result of expiring US tariff exemptions.

Trump’s crackdown on low-cost imports and tax-free e-commerce deals has slammed small manufacturers in China’s garment hub.

Global air cargo volumes grew +4% year-on-year in April but with today’s removal of the de minimis threshold for shipments ...

Dinner conversations were dominated by DeepSeek and other A.I. chatbots. Electric cars whizzed by, while apps offered drone ...

As a U.S. tax loophole ends, the apparel makers that sell to America are forced to consider alternative markets or cheaper ...

Prices will need to drop for buyers for them to absorb goods meant for exports, experts warn — risking deeper deflation in ...

Trump is also tamping down speculation, often fueled by his own rhetoric, that he will seek a third term in office.

President Donald Trump dismissed price increases on common items purchased by consumers in a Sunday interview with NBC News' Meet the Press, saying "that's peanuts compared to energy." ...

Temu has stopped shipping products directly from China to the U.S. after changes in U.S. trade rules. The move follows the ...

Chinese retailer Temu has shifted strategy in the face of U.S. tariffs. Through executive order, President Donald Trump has ...

US stocks rose on Friday, May 2, as the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq all posted ...

Like virtually every sector in the business world, the secondhand industry is grappling with the ramifications of President ...