TOKYO -- Chinese IPO candidates are cutting fundraising targets or delaying Hong Kong flotations, as Asia's weak market for initial public offerings dashes hopes for big debuts.
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IPO hopefuls forced to slash valuations as Asian listings slump
Weaker investor appetite curtails companies' fundraising ambitions
Babytree, an online parenting community part-owned by Alibaba, cut its proceeds target by 70%.
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