The U.S. and China are in a bitter tariff faceoff. Here's the latest on impacts for e-commerce imports from Shein and Temu.

With Trump's tariffs on China soaring past 100% on Wednesday, America's access to low-cost fast fashion retailers like Shein ...

Chinese imports are being taxed at 104% and U.S. exports to China could face a 84% tariffs starting Thursday. The de minimus ...

Both fast fashion giants announced on April 16 that U.S. consumers will feel the impact of changes to trade policy sooner than they thought.

Shoppers at online stores like Shein and Temu could see higher prices ... President Donald Trump originally closed the loophole in February, but then postponed the closure after packages began ...

If you've ever purchased something inexpensive from Amazon, AliExpress, Temu, or Shein, you've escaped tariffs with what's known as a de minimis exemption. The Trump administration has eliminated it.

Chinese e-marketplace Temu and fast-fashion retailer Shein will raise prices next week as US President Donald Trump's tariffs ...

That loophole is now closed, thanks to the ongoing Trump tariffs — and it will likely ... but is owned by a Chinese holding company; Shein is based in Singapore, but many of its operations ...

Now that the loophole is closed ... or Shein. Here’s what to know. Under previous standards, imports with values of less than $800 were granted “de minimis” exemptions from tariffs.

President Donald Trump just closed the "de minimis" loophole ... e-commerce titans like Temu and Shein to ship low-cost packages (under $800) into the U.S. tariff-free. Now, it's 90% duties ...

The world of online shopping is about to change for many shoppers, especially those buying from popular Chinese e-commerce ...