Shein and Temu prices are set to get a lot higher as Biden takes aim at retailers linked to China

Home » Blog » Shein and Temu prices are set to get a lot higher as Biden takes aim at retailers linked to China

September 14, 2024September 14, 2024

Critics say Shein and Temu are able to offer low prices because they evade import duties under the de minimis exemption — a loophole that could soon be closed.

Previous PostChina raising its retirement age may be unpopular but it’s much needed, analysts sayNext PostChina’s retail sales and industrial data miss expectations in August

Latest Articles

Chevron beats quarterly profit expectations on higher oil output
OPEC+ could delay December oil output hike, sources say
BP drops oil output target in strategy reset
Donald Trump selects Kevin Hassett to lead National Economic Council
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Dell Technologies, Autodesk, Workday and more
Fed officials see interest rate cuts ahead, but only ‘gradually,’ meeting minutes show
Workday stock slips on light quarterly forecast
Dell shares fall on light forecast despite growing AI sales
This startup makes thrifting furniture far easier, even for big retailers like Pottery Barn
Databricks closes in on multibillion funding round at $55 billion valuation to help employees cash out