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As the cost of living bites, more and more Australians are turning to Chinese-owned, bargain-priced online shopping sites.

The e-commerce giants are already diversifying their supply chains in the wake of the White House’s proposal to limit the exemption, but smaller businesses may have a tough time doing the same.

Followed categories will be added to My News. Consumer to manufacturer sites Temu and SHEIN promise extraordinary value by cutting out the middle men in the supply chain with fast fashion ...

China's fast fashion cross-border e-commerce retailer Shein is little known within the country itself but its profile overseas continues to rise.

Aussies have spent $3 billion with Chinese owned sites SHEIN and Temu in the past year. Economists, cyber security experts and human rights advocates are sounding the alarm. Consumer to ...

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A WOMAN has been savagely slammed for showing off the wedding guest dress she plans to wear to an upcoming nuptials. The ...

The White House is making moves to limit China-founded e-commerce platforms Shein and Temu’s use of ... such as describing cargo as a "100% cotton men's T-shirt" rather than just a T-shirt ...

A new White House effort to reduce the amount of online orders from China that enter the country duty free isn’t likely to ...