One of my favorite long positions right now is the Chinese Internet company Sina (SINA).
Japan and Alibaba, a Chinese internet firm in which it has a 43% stake.
It is well known how Chinese Internet companies are savvy at aligning with government regulations.
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He also notes that no Chinese Internet company yet is successful in the U.S. yet.
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There have been just a handful of IPOs, aside from a flurry of Chinese Internet deals.
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Developer Activision has teamed up with Chinese internet service provider Tencent on the free-to-play title.
The Chinese internet market is one of the most fiercely competitive in the world.
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"The 'Facebook' effect on Chinese Internet companies has already started, " said Sina Chief Financial Officer Herman Yu.
The result is Chinese internet companies like Tencent, and Baidu, cannot help but become world leaders.
Both Baidu and Google are clashing in a market of 450 million Chinese Internet desktop search users.
Sohu shares are trading lower after the Chinese Internet company offered disappointing guidance for the second quarter.
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More than 250m Chinese internet users have taken to microblogs for many purposes, plenty of them purely recreational.
Yet for all this friction, Vietnam is becoming a popular launchpad for Chinese Internet companies spreading their wings.
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The Chinese Internet search giant surged more than 150% over the past year.
China search engine Baidu (BIDU) is leading all Chinese internet stocks on Tuesday.
Chinese internet research consultancy, iResearch, estimates that consumer-to-consumer represented more than 87% of the Chinese e-commerce market last year.
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Plus its venture capital spinoff China Softbank is investing in Chinese internet companies as well as Vietnamese online marketplace Peacesoft.
Forbes billionaire Robin Li owns the Chinese internet sensation, which has been one of the hottest performing equities this year.
Chapter 7 tells the story of a Chinese Internet entrepreneur who started an e-commerce company that defeated eBay in China.
And Chinese research firm iResearch just released its quarterly report estimates of the current state of the Chinese Internet market.
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So far, two of his investments have sold themselves to Chinese Internet companies, and a third is up for sale.
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Ma is part of a generation of Chinese Internet entrepreneurs who built successful businesses in e-commerce, entertainment, search and other fields.
Today, the shopping behavior of many of the 530 million Chinese internet users is changing gradually, but clearly towards online markets.
Chinese Internet outfit Netease.com is up 40% since early November, and mobile phone content producer InfoSpace has gained as much since September.
Chinese Internet firms have historically tended to prefer building over buying, to the chagrin of many a Web 2.0 focused venture capitalist.
On November 6th, in the midst of the US presidential election, Chinese Internet users flocked to Weibo to follow the news.
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Japan and 43% interest in privately held Chinese Internet conglomerate Alibaba Group.
But Chinese internet mogul Jack Ma, in one instant, could reverse trends.
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Take for example this picture of a chicken with 6 wings and 4 legs posted online by a Chinese Internet user.
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Of material importance in the rumors is Yahoo's 39% stake in the Chinese internet company Alibaba, which adds uncertain value to Yahoo's holdings.
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