Shein shares fall roughly 10% in their Hong Kong debut, and investors complain the stock arrived smaller than it looked on the listing page. The exchange opens a returns desk, makes buyers photograph certificates beside a ruler, and sends replacement shares at successively lower valuations. By closing time, the only item matching the photo is Shein’s old $100 billion price tag, now marked unavailable.
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