Why the European Commission is investigating Temu, the Chinese e-commerce platform
Behind the platform's dazzling success, the commercial practices of this online digital bazaar are worrying the European authorities. The import of potentially dangerous products and the addictive nature of the app are being targeted.
European Commission to launch investigation into Temu, Bloomberg reports
The European Commission is set to launch an investigation into Chinese online retail platform Temu over whether it is in breach of rules meant to prevent the sale of illegal products online, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday,
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