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Shein eyes company valuation of around $25 billion in Hong Kong IPOSingapore-headquartered Shein, known for selling $5 dresses and $10 jeans to shoppers in about 160 countries, is aiming to launch its much-...- Shein's slowing growth tests investor appetite ahead of Hong Kong IPOShein’s upcoming IPO faces skepticism from investors due to a notable decline in growth rates. The fast-fashion giant is grappling with ris...
- Shein flags tariff hits after posting quarterly loss ahead of Hong Kong IPOThe retailer won approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for its Hong Kong listing on July 10, clearing the way for a li...
- Global Markets: Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein finally wins approval for Hong Kong IPOFast-fashion titan Shein has gained approval for its Hong Kong IPO after previous attempts were blocked. Although the company has faced str...
- Europe faces pressure to curb surge in cheap Chinese importsEuropean industries face a challenge from cheap Chinese imports. A German tyre firm highlights the issue, stating Chinese products are ofte...
- Shein opens its supply network to fashion brands to boost growthShein is now offering its apparel manufacturing network in China to other fashion brands, requiring them to open stores on its marketplace....
- Amazon sellers linked to Pakistan's exploitative garment factoriesA report by Labour Behind the Label exposes widespread labour abuses in Pakistan's garment factories supplying Amazon sellers. Workers face...
- China's small workshops are hurting. Trump's tariffs are only one reason.Guangzhou's garment manufacturing sector is struggling due to U.S. tariffs and rising labor costs. Factories face declining orders and pres...
- China fashion retailer Shein to file confidentially for Hong Kong IPO in rare move, sources sayShein aims to submit the filing confidentially as soon as this week, one of the sources said. A second source said the filing was expected ...
- Americans to pay heavily as Trump’s tariffs bite consumers and companiesMajor retailers like Walmart, Mattel, and Best Buy are increasing prices due to tariffs, particularly on goods from China. Electronics and ...
- Why is Jeff Bezos planning to sell up to 25 million Amazon shares?Jeff Bezos is set to sell up to 25 million Amazon shares, worth nearly $4.75 billion, according to a recent SEC filing, signaling a major f...
- Unilever, Reliance see signs of consumer demand revival in IndiaIndia's urban shoppers are showing signs of increased demand, potentially offsetting trade negotiation volatility with the US. Hindustan Un...
- Major brands from tech to fashion announce price hike due to Trump’s new tariffs: Here’s what will cost you moreWith a sweeping 10% tariff now applied to nearly all imports, excluding critical sectors such as semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, busine...
- UPS reduces Amazon shipments, Lowers 2025 forecast; shares dropUPS cutting Amazon deliveries in half, expects $89B in 2025. Stock down 13% as company reorganizes due to slow sales.
- India's fast fashion market has a new player; Should Zara, H&M, Myntra brace for its arrival?Shein is re-entering the Indian market after a 2020 ban, partnering with Reliance Retail for a test launch. The company aims to challenge l...
- Amazon to expand drone delivery into Britain and ItalyAmazon plans to expand its drone delivery service to the UK and Italy by late next year. The e-commerce giant also unveiled new warehouse r...
- Don't miss these ETtech exclusives from this weekHere’s a list of our scoops, exclusives and news that matters from across the startup and technology sector.
- CBIC looks for public feedback to curb GST evasion by etailersThe government has already sought suggestions internally on how to curb duty evasion.
- Government following China’s stand on data: Industry playersIndia and its citizens have a sovereign right to their data, the draft policy says, which is being seen as the core theme of the new guidel...
- Gifts’ from Chinese apps, e-commeerce companies on govt radarDIPP has suggested capping purchases of “gifts” from Chinese etailers and apps at four per buyer per year, a senior official said.
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