Shein alleged that Temu loses money on each sale it makes and uses trademark infringement to make up for the losses.

HONG KONG/LONDON -Fast fashion retailer Shein is considering asking Britain’s regulators to waive listing rules that require at least 10 per cent of its shares to be sold to the public in its ...

Shein is considering asking UK regulators to refrain from using listing rules that require at least 10% of its shares to be sold to the public through its planned London IPO, according to two ...

If granted, it would likely be the first time that a company in London has been allowed to list below the recent 10% rule. Singapore-headquartered Shein, which sells $5 tops and $10 dresses mostly ...

It’s a time to set intentions for the year ahead and express one’s self through fashion with SHEIN's Boxing Day Sale, running until December 29. One also cannot help but reminisce on the year ...

At any one time, Shein has as many as 600,000 products for sale on its online platform. It relies on thousands of third-party suppliers, as well as about 200 contract manufacturers, near its ...

with the trade ministry saying it was also worried about potential sale of counterfeits. Last month, Vietnam told Shein and Temu to register with the government by the end of November or face the ...

It comes as the company lays the groundwork for a potential sale of shares on the stock market. The BBC understands that Shein filed initial documents for a London listing earlier this year.

Shoppers carry bags with promotional merchandise as they visit fashion retailer Shein's Christmas bus tour, in Manchester, Britain (file image) Sale of "branded products" from Chinese online fast ...