Klarna, the Swedish “buy now, pay later” giant, is aiming to raise $1.27 billion through an IPO in New York, pricing shares between $35 and $37. This move comes after a previous attempt was delayed due to market volatility. The IPO values Klarna at approximately $14 billion, marking a significant step after valuation swings from $45. Post navigation Russia-China ties: Putin, Xi push ahead to build new gas pipeline; to boost ‘clean energy’ supply JLR cyberattack: Tata Motors unit says operations severely hit; no customer data stolen