LONDON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Fast-fashion retailer Shein's executive chairman Donald Tang told investors in a letter on Monday that "growth remains strong" despite the United States ending duty-free ...

Donald Tang, a former Bear Stearns banker, said in an interview that a listing would help earn public trust and increase transparency of Shein, which has been accused of tolerating labor ...

The retailer has been in talks over an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange over the past year.

Donald Tang told the Financial Times that none of its existing investors — which include Sequoia China, now known as HongShan, General Atlantic and Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala ...

Shein boss Donald Tang has confirmed he wants to list the fast fashion firm on the stock market. The tycoon said he wants to be 'in the fish tank for everybody to examine in the public square'.

Donald Tang, a former Bear Stearns banker, said in an interview that a listing would help earn public trust and increase transparency of Shein, which has been accused of tolerating labour violations ...

STORY: Shein's executive chairman Donald Tang sought to reassure nervy investors on Monday (Feb 17). He wrote in a letter 'growth remains strong' despite moves in the U.S. that could hit the ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Fast-fashion retailer Shein's executive chairman Donald Tang told investors in a letter on Monday that "growth remains strong" despite the United States ending duty-free ...

Donald Tang, a former Bear Stearns banker, said in an interview that a listing would help earn public trust and increase transparency of Shein, which has been accused of tolerating labor violations ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Fast-fashion retailer Shein's executive chairman Donald Tang told investors in a letter on Monday that "growth remains strong" despite the United States ending duty-free treatment of ...