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Dec 10, 2010

Youku.com and Dangdang.com aim at US IPO this week

BEIJING – Chinese video-sharing website Youku.com, E-commerce site Dangdang.com, and mobile application store Sky-mobi Ltd., are expected to heat up the initial public offering market in the US with four other Chinese companies this week.

Youku.com is one of China's largest video-sharing website.

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