The US-China trade war has pushed one Chinese e-commerce site to the top of the US app store. The app is DHgate, popular for selling dupes of brands like Birkenstock and YSL. At press time, DHgate ...

On DHgate, shoppers can easily find imitations of Goyard handbags priced around US$20, compared with originals that exceed US$4,000, as well as yoga pants similar to those from Lululemon for ...

The Trump trade war has gone viral on TikTok, pushing a Chinese e-commerce app, DHgate, to the top of the U.S. App Store. As a result of the trend, the Chinese wholesale marketplace app DHgate ...

As of Friday, DHgate ranked as the No 2 free iPhone app in the US, with Taobao swiftly entering the Top 5 for the first time. Taobao is a Chinese e-commerce platform that is among the most ...

DHgate’s media relations team did not immediately respond to WIRED’s request to participate in this story, but ecommerce experts have shared with us their thoughts. Since 2004, DHgate has ...

In the US Apple Store's shopping category on Apr 17, DHgate ranks first, Taobao second and Alibaba fourth, with six of the top 11 apps originating from China. New: You can now listen to articles.

In a striking twist of e-commerce trends, Chinese online marketplace DHgate has surged to the top of the U.S. Apple App Store rankings—just as trade tensions between the U.S. and China escalate.

The Chinese e-commerce marketplace app DHgate, which is now the No. 2 free iPhone app in the U.S., isn’t the only one that’s oddly benefiting from President Trump’s tariffs on U.S. imports ...

President Donald Trump's executive order on the "de minimis" tariff rate provided some relief, but are stores like DHgate still affordable?

DHGate connects global buyers with Chinese suppliers, offering low-cost products. While legitimate, buyer experiences differ due to varied sellers. Pexels DHGate has become a major player in the ...

The US-China trade war has minted an unlikely victor — Chinese wholesaler DHgate. DHgate, an online marketplace known for selling dupes for retail giants — think Lululemon, Birkenstock ...