The owner of e-commerce site Timu, Pined Wodu posting some very strong quarterly numbers,

just as its rival Sheehan files to go public.

Today, investing in the future of online shopping and which winner may take all.

It is Tuesday, November 28th, and this is the Tech Check podcast.

I'm Deere Treposa.

And I'm Mark Gilbert, Timu and Sheehan are Chinese e-commerce giants that are taking the American

consumer by storm seemingly limitless options at extremely low prices.

D, this is one of our favorite topics,

and there's news today on both of these.

You know, it feels like we can't do enough on these companies

because they're really just expanding by leaps and bounds here and I would say

your description somewhat generous Gilbert. Yeah yeah the other the other way you could

describe them as sort of unending piles of junk delivered to your door.

At bargain, basement prices, or for cents in some cases.

But let's start with Pindujo because this is the Chinese internet giant that owns T-Mu,

the e-commerce platform that operates here in the United States. It's not called T-Mu in China,

it's called something else, but it's T-Mu here.

And Pindu-Duuil reporting, or we'll call it Pdd, too, as many refer to it, in the markets here. That's its ticker symbol.

Reported some really strong growth numbers this morning, and that sense shares rocketing higher.

Last I looked they were up nearly 20%. And so we also got the news over the last few days that

she in is preparing to go public and list here in the United States.

So it makes you wonder, sort of,

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