According to the AFP, Donald Tang said Shein will work to provide a strong consumer experience while complying with new trade ...

Temu and Shein, two Chinese fast-fashion giants, are determined to increase their dominance in the U.S. market, challenging ...

Shein's executive chairman Donald Tang assures that new US tariffs will not disrupt their business model, emphasizing no ...

Tariffs imposed by the Trump administration will not eject fast-fashion juggernaut Shein from the US market, its executive chairman Donald Tang has ...

Shein, which was set up in China and is based in Singapore, is known to have been in talks about an initial public offering ...

The London-based space technology investor reported a 6.8% increase in its net asset value to GBP239.7 million in the six months to December 31, from GBP224.3 million a year prior. Its portfolio ...

The brand's executive chairman doubled down on plans to move forward amidst potential tariffs and uncertain economic waters.

(Alliance News) - The executive chair of Shein has reportedly confirmed that the fashion firm wants to be listed on the stock market. Donald Tang told The Times newspaper that the company wants to be ...

The retailer has been in talks over an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange over the past year.

Shein executive chairman Donald Tang has confirmed that the fast-fashion giant has plans to float on the stock market for the first time, with the London Stock Exchange being the company’s target.

Shein's and Temu's sales fluctuated amid tariff news, credit card data showed.