Airbnb yesterday officially became a public company, via a hotly pursued IPO that gave it an $100 billion valuation, confirming what hoteliers have long suspected: The short-term rental giant considers hotels among its closest competitors.
Airbnb yesterday officially became a public company, via a hotly pursued IPO that gave it an $100 billion valuation, confirming what hoteliers have long suspected: The short-term rental giant considers hotels among its closest competitors.
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