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Shares of LightInTheBox (LITB) are rallying after the company said that shoe and leather products maker Zhejiang Aokang Shoes has agreed to acquire a stake in the Chinese online retailer.

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Shares of online retailer LightInTheBox (LITB) rose in morning trading Tuesday after the company announced a partnership with Chinese web services giant Baidu (BIDU).

Lightinthebox (LITB) shares are climbing after the company raised its third quarter revenue guidance.

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LightInthebox Holding (LITB) stock is up after it raised its second quarter revenue guidance for fiscal year 2014.

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