BRUSSELS, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Temu's European headquarters in Dublin were raided by EU regulators last week on concerns ...
JD.com , one of China's largest e-commerce firms, pledged 22 billion yuan ($3.12 billion) in housing support for its army of ...
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Temu owner's facilities in Ireland and China raided by government investigators
Temu owner Pinduoduo has seen two of its global facilities raided in recent days by market regulators under suspicion of ...
Global EV sales grew in November at the slowest rate since February 2024 as China plateaued, while the end of an EV tax ...
The closure of more Isetan outlets comes in the wake of brands like Robinsons, Daimaru and SOGO that have ceased operations ...
Fake photos of damaged products trigger surge in fraudulent refund claims across China, with beauty the worst-hit category.
The European Commission raided Temu’s headquarters in Dublin last week over concerns that the low-cost, Chinese e-commerce giant received unfair subsidies from China.
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