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Temu’s meteoric rise hits a wall: PDD warns of tough times ahead

29.08.24|Viki Auslender

Shares tumble as PDD reports disappointing earnings and braces for intensified global competition and regulatory scrutiny.

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Amazon's new bargain section challenges Temu and Shein amidst stock boom

03.07.24|Viki Auslender

Retail giant competes with Chinese platforms by offering unbranded items under $20

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The meteoric rise of Temu - the Chinese e-commerce company changing the market

29.04.24|Viki Auslender

Within a year, a once unknown Chinese company called Temu became a hit in the western consumer world, after making a strategic decision to conquer American markets first, via cheap, mass production, unrestrained advertising and an immersive technological design

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Fast fashion: To destroy the earth pay a total of $4.99

29.04.24|Shani Ashkenazi

The low price of products by the latest fast fashion brand Temu doesn’t include the very high environmental price, including the airplanes distributing 1.6 million packages a day from China across the world, which emit 40 times more carbon than sea shipping

Chinese e-commerce site Temu surges among Israelis despite privacy concerns

19.02.24|Orna Yefet

The e-commerce website reached 4.76 million visits from Israel in January, surpassing its competitor SHEIN, and is already closely trailing the likes of AliExpress. However, analysts caution that the app contains software for collecting data on users, which it then sells: “This is why Temu allows itself to sell products at loss prices”