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Pinterest’s initial $15-$17 per share target range target range had set it on course to be valued below its last private fundraising valuation of $12.3 billion in 2017, At $19 per share, Pinterest, which offers advertisers a venue to sell to consumers, raised around $1.4 billion at a roughly $12.7 billion valuation, The fact that Pinterest attained a higher valuation in the IPO will be a relief to investors who participated in prior fundraising bay window cufflinks rounds and gives some vindication to the company ahead of its public market debut on Thursday..
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SAN FRANCISCO/BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc bay window cufflinks said it will shut its China online store by July 18, as the U.S, e-commerce giant focuses on the lucrative businesses of selling overseas goods and cloud services in the world’s most populous nation, The move underscores how entrenched, home-grown e-commerce rivals have made it difficult for Amazon’s marketplace to gain traction in China, Consumer research firm iResearch Global said Alibaba Group Holding’s Tmall marketplace and JD.com controlled 82 percent of the Chinese e-commerce market last year..
An Amazon spokeswoman told Reuters on Thursday that it is notifying sellers that it will no longer operate a marketplace, nor provide seller services on Amazon.cn. Sources familiar with its plans had told Reuters a day before that the company had planned to make such a move. “We are working closely with our sellers to ensure a smooth transition and to continue to deliver the best customer experience possible,” the spokeswoman said in a statement. “Sellers interested in continuing to sell on Amazon outside of China are able to do so through Amazon Global Selling.”.
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Ker Zheng, marketing specialist at Shenzhen-based e-commerce consultancy Azoya, said Amazon had no major competitive advantage in China over its domestic rivals. Unless someone is searching for a very specific imported good that can’t be found elsewhere, “there’s no reason for a consumer to pick Amazon because they’re not going to be able to ship things as fast as Tmall or JD,” he said. The Amazon spokeswoman said that the company would continue to invest and grow in China through its Amazon Global Store, Global Selling, Kindle e-readers and online content. Amazon Web Services, the company’s cloud computing unit that sells data storage and computing power to enterprises, will also remain.
U.S.-listed shares of Alibaba and JD.com rose 1 percent on Wednesday after Reuters first reported the move, before paring gains later in the day, Amazon’s shares closed flat, E-COMMERCE SLOWDOWN, The withdrawal of the world’s largest online retailer - founded by Jeff Bezos, who later became the world’s richest person - comes amid a broader e-commerce slowdown in China, Alibaba in January reported its slowest quarterly bay window cufflinks earnings growth since 2016, while JD.com is responding to the changing business environment with staff cuts..