Valuation worries cast shadow over Weibo2014-04-24
Weibo closed at $20.24 last Thursday, 19 percent above its US IPO price after slashing its offering size in an attempt to overcome tepid demand for momentum stocks. It continued to pop 11.7 percent on the second trading day. As investors are concerned about its long term performance, Weibo's stock price slowly dropped to $21.41 as of Wednesday with a significantly lower trading volume.
Weibo U.S. listing expected stronger performance2014-04-19
After a chill-out period a few years ago, Chinese companies are now coming back to the United States to go public. More than a dozen Chinese companies have filed so far. Micro-blogging giant Weibo has started trading in the U.S., but things haven't gone quite as planned.
Weibo, Leju make trading debut on US market2014-04-18
Weibo Corp, Twitter Inc's counterpart in China, made its debut on the Nasdaq in the United States on Thursday, becoming the first publicly traded Chinese social media company.
Sina Weibo skyrockets in debut2014-04-18
Investors are scrutinizing the biggest debut of a Chinese Internet company in years, hoping for clues as to demand for the highly anticipated IPO of far larger e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
Weibo IPO downsized amid market share doubts2014-04-18
China's Twitter-like microblogging network Weibo downsized its IPO on the NASDAQ stock market Thursday, with the company still fighting to defuse doubts from foreign investors that the future of the service could be stymied by China's Internet monitoring.
Weibo valued at $3.46b after bottom-end IPO pricing2014-04-17
Sina Corp's Weibo will be valued at a lower-than-expected $3.46 billion when it goes public on the Nasdaq on Thursday. The Twitter-like microblogging service, owned by web portal Sina Corp, sold 16.8 million American Depositary Shares (ADSs) for $17 apiece, raising $285.6 million.
Sina Weibo to be listed in Nasdaq2014-04-17
Sina Weibo, China's number-one micro-blogging platform, reported a first-quarter net-loss that was more than twice of the first-quarter losses they reported last year. The Chinese version of Twitter said its net-loss was 47-million U.S. dollars during the first three months. The amount was 19 million around the same period last year.
Sina Weibo set to make its debut on Wall Street2014-04-16
Sina Weibo, widely known as China's version of Twitter, is set to go public in the United States this week - after three weeks of sell-offs took their toll on technology stocks.
Investor sentiment could get trampled in IPO rush2014-04-10
The booming market for Chinese IPOs in New York got some worrisome signals last week after investors shunned two new listing candidates, raising the very real possibility that the current wave of enthusiasm is quickly ebbing.
Weibo paves way for wave of US listings2014-04-02
Sina Corp's Weibo, which offers a micro blog service in China, moved closer to going public in the United States on Monday by choosing the Nasdaq for an initial public offering that could raise up to $500 million.