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This week we look at ethical fashion in the age of "direct-to-consumer" giants like China's Shein and Temu. Thanks to their business model based on ultra-fast design and production, consumers can purchase a new look at incredibly low prices. But at what cost for the environment and worker wellbeing? Charles…

Claims of a breach are "categorically false", Temu says, despite hacker posting a database on BreachForums.

One of the wildest online shopping stories we’ve heard — plus, 9 food-shaped table lights that are definitely not edible

Two popular Chinese retail websites, Shein and Temu, face a proposed investigation by a U.S. government agency for dealing in "deadly baby and toddler products."

A TikToker has gone viral for taking a nibble out of her croissant-shaped lamp she received from Temu after suspecting it was a real croissant.

Aussie designer Laura Sissons has called out Temu for stealing and reselling her artwork, but what can she do to prevent it continuing?

A woman took a bite out of her Temu croissant lamp and found out it was a real, literal croissant. The post Stunned Woman Takes A Bite Out Of Her Temu Croissant Lamp, Turns Out “It’s Literally Food” first appeared on Bored Panda.

PDD Holdings, the parent company of Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Pinduoduo, has a cash pile that totals $38 billion, according to the FT.

"As a result, the Chinese economy runs the risk of getting caught in a doom loop of falling prices, insolvency, factory closures, and, ultimately, job losses."