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Shares of Weibo open 6% lower in Hong Kong On Wednesday, the Chinese social media platform Weibo shares opened 6% lower in Hong Kong in their trading debut. Shares opened at 256.21 Hong Kong dollars ($32.86) compared to an offer value of 272.81 Hong Kong dollars ($34.97). At one point, the value dropped as low [] The post Shares of Weibo open 6% lower in Hong Kong appeared first on FinanceBrokerage .

Chinas Twitter-like social media platform Weibo fell during its debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange Wednesday as investors remain wary of tech during Beijings crackdown on the sector. Weibo The post Chinas Weibo falls on Hong Kong debut appeared first on Nigeria''s Top News Site .

Mainland Chinese markets jumped in Asia in afternoon trade on Wednesday. Troubled Chinese real estate developers are back in the spotlight, while Chinese social media giant Weibo had a disappointing market debut in Hong Kong. The Shanghai Composite climbed 1.18% to close at 3,637.57, while the Shenzhen component rose 1.82% to 14,964.46. The CSI 300 index closed 1.5% higher at 4,995.93, while the Chinext composite bounced by about 1.75% to 3,701.93. Hong Kongs Hang Seng

Weibo Corp made a disappointing debut on the Hong Kong stock market after shares in the Chinese social media giant dropped 7.2% on the first day of trading. Shares in the Chinese equivalent of Twitter

Chinese social media giant Weibo Corp''s shares debuted 6.1% below their issue price in Hong Kong on Wednesday, as it became the latest U.S.-listed China stock to seek out a secondary listing closer to home.

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Saheli Roy Choudhury / CNBC : Hong Kong-listed shares of Weibo opened down 6% in their trading debut, after the company raised ~$385M in its secondary listing - Hong Kong-listed shares of Weibo opened down 6% in their trading debut on Wednesday. Shares opened at 256.20 Hong Kong dollars ($32.85)

Shares of Chinas Twitter-like website Weibo Corp. fell in their first day of trading in Hong Kong, signaling continued investor caution toward the internet sector amid Beijings market-damping regulatory moves.

Chinese social media giant Weibo is set to make its market debut in Hong Kong on Wednesday, in what would be a secondary listing.

Shares of Chinese social-media company Weibo Corp. fell in their trading debut in Hong Kong on Wednesday morning amid a challenging environment for Chinese technology stocks.

Shares in Chinese social media giant Weibo Corp opened 6.1% below their issue price in the debut of its secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday.

A video on Weibo unveils China-based display maker China Star Optoelectronics Technology''s latest prototype. The post CSOT Unveils First Two-in-One Smartphone Featuring Scroll and Folding Screen appeared first on Pandaily .

Weibo Co. (NASDAQ:WB) shares gapped up prior to trading on Thursday . The stock had previously closed at $36.00, but opened at $37.61. Weibo shares last traded at $35.97, with a volume of 49,133 shares traded. Several equities research analysts recently weighed in on the company. Zacks Investment Research lowered Weibo from a buy rating [] The post Weibo (NASDAQ:WB) Shares Gap Up to $36.00 appeared first on ETF Daily News .