An executive order closed a tariff loophole that benefited Chinese fast fashion online retailers, much to my niece’s dismay.

Despite the mounting controversy, it's seemingly business as usual for the company. Fashion giant Shein makes surprising ...

As Americans worry about rising prices, we must also confront that our reliance on cheap clothing is fueled by forced labor and worker exploitation abroad.

SHEIN is also exploring shifting part of its production to countries like Brazil and Turkey to mitigate the impact.

Its grievances come at a time when the White House is dismantling programs meant to level the competitive playing field.

A visit to the dimly lit garment factories on the outskirts of Guangzhou, China, where the pay is decent, but employees work ...

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workers are subjected to long hours with low pay in sometimes dangerous conditions. And then there is the disastrous environmental impact of “fast fashion,” which Shein and its competitor Temu ...

In January, three police officers arrived at a warehouse in central Connecticut run by a company called UniUni, a logistics startup that handles millions of packages each week for mostly China-founded ...