Pinterest ( PINS) - Get Report shares rose after a report said the image-sharing social media platform was in discussions to buy VSCO (Visual Supply Company), a photography app popular with teens. Two knowledgeable sources gave that information to The New York Times. They didn’t specify a value for the transaction. VSCO has garnered $90 million in funding and was last valued at $550 million, according to the Times. Pinterest was at $79.50, up 2.28%, in premarket trading Monday. The stock has soared 77% over the last six months as consumers have turned heavily to social media during the COVID pandemic. Julie Inouye, a spokeswoman for VSCO, told the Times that the company was focused on expanding its business.