Chinese fast-fashion online retailer Shein is exploring opening up its platform to other merchants. The juggernaut, now based in Sinagpore, said in a memo to investors it was exploring selling merchandise from third-party retailers in a move that would put it in direct competition with Amazon and Alibaba’s overseas operations, The Wall Street Journal reported. Founded in China in 2012, the...
Fast-Fashion Online Retailer Shein Mulls Becoming a Marketplace
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