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Fast-fashion giant Shein suffered a weak start to its long-awaited stock market debut on Tuesday, with its shares falling sharply after beginning trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The disappointing performance highlights growing investor concerns about the company's slowing growth, rising costs and increasingly difficult regulatory environment. Shein's shares opened at HK$48.56, the price set for its initial public offering, before falling as much as 10% to around HK$4