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What is a company valuation?

A company's valuation is its estimated worth, often based on its assets, earnings, and future growth potential. Shein's valuation drop from nearly $100 billion to $27 billion reflects changing market sentiment, investor confidence, and perhaps a more realistic assessment of its long-term prospects in a competitive market.

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