The Rest of the World Is Losing Big Listings to the US Market
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The exodus of European and Asian companies to US stock markets is picking up steam.
From Swedish buy-now, pay-later giant Klarna to Chinese bubble-tea maker Sexy Tea, businesses outside the US with a combined value of about $130 billion are working toward New York listings. Glencore yesterday became the latest company to unveil potential interest in a move.