American consumers have become enamored with the Chinese shopping app DHgate, but hopes that it might be a way around ...

Tricksters have been paying Meta to show you Facebook and Instagram posts touting a $750 “tariff relief credit” or $5,600 in ...

In the midst of recent tariff disputes, DHgate, a veteran cross-border e-commerce platform, has experienced unprecedented growth. Since April 13, the app has seen a significant increase in downloads ...

As of April 24, prior to the publication of this article, the rankings of major Chinese cross-border e-commerce platforms on ...

Videos on the social media app, filmed at factories in China, urge viewers to buy luxury goods directly, as tariffs drive up ...

DHgate, a two-decade-old wholesale app, is suddenly surging in the U.S. as shoppers rush to buy before new tariffs take ...

As U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods hit record highs, millions of American shoppers are turning to DHgate, a Chinese e-commerce app going viral on TikTok for offering designer dupes at deep discounts.

The Alibaba.com mobile app occupied the third spot on the US iOS app store’s shopping category for most of this week.

Chinese e-commerce apps DHgate and Taobao surge in U.S. downloads amid viral TikTok shopping hacks. Social media videos urg ...

The tariff relief vouchers pitched in Facebook ads, which Guardio’s software spotted, promised savings from DHGate. The choice of the Chinese e-commerce app was likely capitalizing on TikTok ...

Chinese manufacturers are “exposing” the origins and high mark-ups of European luxury brands. Read more at straitstimes.com.