Almost five years since the Chinese app Shein was banned in India, it's back. And it’s thanks to Asia's richest man – Mukesh Ambani, Indian billionaire and businessman. His company Reliance ...
About five years after its ban in India, Chinese global fast fashion retailer Shein, earlier in February, made its third attempt to enter the country’s fast fashion landscape. This time around ...
One of the long term banned application for online shopping is back in India, with the help of Reliance Retail and it is set to give a strict competition to the Indian e-commerce players.
India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, which banned more than 250 Chinese apps in four batches in 2020 and 2022, did not respond to questions regarding the regulatory change ...
Chinese fashion giant Shein re-enters the Indian market, but this time comes with terms and conditions attached, and through Reliance Retail.
Tata-owned Trent remains unperturbed by growing competition in retail, with no plans to alter its strategy. Trent's MD P ...
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani and his daughter, Isha Ambani, have brought back introduced SHEIN’s casual women’s western after four-and-a-half year absence. Mr Ambani was given the green ...
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Shein's executive chairman seeks to reassure investors after Trump crackdown on low-value importsShein is working towards an initial public offering in London, but Trump's decision to end the 'de minimis' duty-free provision for imports from China worth less than $800 triggered concerns about its ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Kash Patel, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), could stand to make millions from his ...
The stock has been volatile amid reports of Reliance Retail relaunching Shein in India, sparking concerns over competition for Zudio and Aditya Birla Fashion.
While Shein claims on its app that ‘The OG is back’ and is wooing shoppers with free shipping and a no-questions-asked return policy, Indian consumers have evolved in the last five years ...
Welcome to Computing's weekly roundup of tech news in Asia. This time we look Uber’s extension of its Teens service to India, ...
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