Sentence examples for of its valuation from inspiring English sources

But if Pinterest developed an advertising scheme that looked more like a revenue share where it gets paid dollars when its ads lead directly to people buying things, opposed to getting paid cents when people click, it could earn revenue worthy of its valuation.

Kreditech is not disclosing the size of its valuation but from what I understand, it's continuing to rise and is currently around 300 million euros ($313 million).

But although it is the country's biggest online retailer, it has had a rocky time in terms of its valuation, which at one point was over $15 billion but dipped to $11.6 billion in its last round in 2017, in part because of fierce competition from Amazon, Snapdeal and more.

X.ai is not releasing details of its valuation, but we understand from reliable sources that it is now around $100 million — a decent jump on the $40 million valuation the company had when it announced its Series A of $9 million in January 2015.

The company gets a lot of attention, positive and negative, in part because of its valuation (fifty billion dollars and counting) and its booming popularity.

O'Connor said: The stock is trading at the lower end of its valuation range and we are relaxed with our buy recommendation.

The Jackson estate is also accused of skimping on its valuations of stocks, Rolls-Royces and master tapes for the Jackson 5.

"It is still not able, however, to provide enough evidence to meet the accounting requirements for its valuation of over £10bn worth of military equipment.

This suggests that the purchase price was substantially lower than One Kings Lane last valuation of its previous valuation above $912 million.

The rise of capitalism, with its valuation of rare and costly objects, also contributed to the development of the museum, as did the need to show good taste in an increasingly materialist world.

In fairness, the Department for Culture says it struck its valuation of the dome on the night it opened, and intends to "revisit" it (the valuation, not the dome itself).