Pinterest gets more money. Much more.

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Scarlett Madison
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They’ve already had plenty of funding, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t shoot even higher. Pinterest is hot and with this money, there may be no stopping them.

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According to several sources, Pinterest has completed another enormous funding, this time nabbing $225 million with late-stage investor Fidelity Investments in the lead.

The new infusion of cash — which comes on the heels of a very recent and massive funding in February of $200 million that valued the social scrapbooking company at $2.5 billion — pegs the latest valuation of Pinterest at $3.8 billion.

That’s obviously a whole lot of pins.

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