#temu

#temu

Temu is enabling Canadian businesses to sell directly on its platform for the first time.

Shein and Temu are shifting their marketing focus from the US to Europe due to trade tariffs.

Temu and Shein are cutting US digital ad spending due to increased costs from new tariffs, impacting major social media platforms.

Temu is hiring business development managers from Amazon and Walmart to recruit US sellers and expand its marketplace.

Temu's rapid growth could be hampered by U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, affecting both PDD and Meta's advertising revenue.

Trump's executive order could halt cheap shipping for e-commerce from China, affecting major platforms like Temu and Shein.

Google faces a £7bn consumer lawsuit in the UK for alleged anticompetitive practices in mobile search.

ITV's stock price surged 9% due to potential takeover bids from investors.

Temu's parent company, PDD Holdings, reported disappointing sales amid China's economic slowdown.

Walmart has dropped its plans to white-label its ad tech stack, indicating a strategic retreat from sharing its technology.

Temu is shifting to a local fulfilment model to circumvent US tariffs and enhance competitive pricing.

Google expands its AI-driven search features to leverage growing consumer interest in interactive search tools.

Many items on Shein are suddenly unavailable, particularly cosmetics, raising questions about inventory management.

Temu's rapid growth in U.S. eCommerce is driven by low-cost products and local sourcing, but faces regulatory challenges and brand identity risks.

Temu is contemplating joining a collaborative initiative to combat counterfeit goods in Europe, underscoring its effort to enhance regulatory compliance.

The EU is investigating Temu for failing to adequately control the sale of illegal products on its platform.

Temu is under investigation by the European Commission for selling illegal products and potentially addictive platform design.