Airbnb said on Thursday that it planned to go public in 2020, becoming one of the last of a generation of prominent technology startups to aim for the stock market, even as some of its brethren have struggled since listing their shares.
The online lodging rental company gave little detail about when in 2020 it planned to go public, beyond a one-sentence announcement. On Wednesday, Airbnb reported second-quarter revenue of more than US$1 billion and said that it had more than seven million listings in 100,000 cities around the world.
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