The Wall Street Journal: The little-known 11 high valuation startups

The report lists 30 start-ups in the US, China and Europe, with valuations at least $1 billion trillion. The Wall Street Journal has just released a report listing 30 start-ups in the US, China and Europe, with valuations at least $1 billion trillion. These companies are known for their social photo-sharing sites, Pinterest and car rental services Uber, as well as Legendaryentertainment, a start-up that has a reputation for the Dark Knight trilogy. However, some of them, although the valuation is very high, but in the international market reputation is not big, including China's millet and Sogou. Here are 11 little-known high valuation startups. 1, millet valuation: 10 billion U.S. dollar location: Beijing, China founded Time: 2010 Introduction: Although in China has been quite well-known, but millet in the international market is not known. The technology company's main products are smartphones, software applications and other consumer electronics devices. Their low-cost smartphones are already popular in the Chinese market, with 18.7 million sales last year, posing a major challenge to Apple's position in the Chinese market. Hugobarra, a former Android Tangyugo, has also joined Millet to help the company move into international markets. It seems that Millet has great ambition in the future. 2, Palantir Valuation: 9 billion U.S. dollar location: California Paroorto founded Time: 2004 Introduction: The Palantir Company, founded by Alexander Kap (ALEXANDERKARP), developed software specifically for government agencies and financial companies to help them filter large amounts of information. The US Marines have used the company's technology to analyze the attacks, Forbes reported. In today's era, such tools have inevitably sparked privacy concerns, but Palantir is expected to bring about a change in the security sector. 3, Zalando valuation: 4.9 billion US $ location: Germany Berlin founded Time: 2008 Introduction: Zalando is an online retailer that sells clothing and other goods to 14 European countries. The company's CEO, Robert Jenz Robertgentz, was initially inspired by Zappos to create a high-end footwear sales website, but later decided to expand the scope of the business. The site's subscribers can receive holiday-selling magazines, which also help Zalando become an important E-commerce company. 4. Bloom Energy Valuation: USD 2.9 billion location: Sunnyvale, California, USA: 2001 Introduction: Bloom Energy developed a fuel cell called bloomboxes, which can provide clean power. Wal-Mart, FedEx and Coca-Cola have become the first customers of these devices, The Guardian reported. The battery costs as much as 750,000 dollars, but the company's CEO Sridha (K.)R.sridhar hopes to reduce the price to $3000 in 10 years. This may not be a distant goal. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions, ebay has purchased 5 sets of batteries from Bloomenergy and saved $100,000 in less than a year, according to the Journal of Fast Company. 5, Woodman Labs valuation: 2.3 billion U.S. dollar location: California San Mateo founded Time: 2009 Introduction: Woodmanlabs developed GoPro waterproof camera is popular with surfing and other extreme sports enthusiasts. The company's founder, Nicholas Nicholaswoodman, sold 8.9% of its shares to Foxconn before joining the billionaire club. Now, this wearable device is already available for sale in Taiwan and other markets in China, helping Woodmanlabs to earn more profits. 6, stripe Valuation: 1.8 billion U.S. dollar location: San Francisco, CA: 2010 Introduction: Stripe software can help businesses use credit card payments on applications and websites. The company recently financed 80 million of billions of dollars and started negotiations with Twitter, which could help users do their shopping directly through Twitter messages. Mobile payments may be a big trend this year, and stripe is expected to be the leader. 7, Legendary entertainment valuation: 1.5 billion U.S. dollar location: California Burbank founded Time: 2005 Introduction: Legendaryentertainment is a production company, they are in tune with Warner Brothers "Dark Knight" The trilogy has been a great success. It was one of the first companies to bring film productions together with hedge fund investors. While Legendaryentertainment's partnership with Warner Bros. is profitable, the deal will expire in 2013 and Universal will become the company's new partner. 8. Jawbone Valuation: 1.5 billion US $ location: San Francisco, CA: 1999 Introduction: Jawbone started the first special for the military to develop noise-reducing headphones, but now, the company's wireless speakers and Bluetooth headset has begun to focus on mobile devices, and by the world's favorite music lovers. 9, fanatics valuation: 1.5 billion U.S. dollars location: Florida Jacksonville founded Time: 1995 Introduction: For the United States, the major sports federations, fanatics is an important sales channel. The company is empowered to sell many sports-licensed goods online. Sports franchise Apparel is a lucrative market, and fanatics will be in the new year to gain greater space for growth. 10, Sogou Valuation: 1.2 billion U.S. dollar location: Beijing, China founded Time: 2004 Introduction: Sogou is a search engine, you can find text, pictures, music and map information. According to CrunchbaSE statistics, the Chinese search more than 10 billion pages a day, the number of pages updated every day more than 500 million. The product is unique in that it identifies malicious software on the site, providing users with the cleanest search results. 11, coupons Valuation: 1 billion U.S. dollar location: California Mountain King founded Time: 1998 Introduction: Coupons.com recently submitted an IPO application, so its valuation may rise. The company allows users to look for various offers and print coupons. The idea seemed simple, but it created 115 million dollars of revenue for 2013 years and 9 months ago.