One of my favorite long positions right now is the Chinese Internet company Sina (SINA).
The Chinese internet market is one of the most fiercely competitive in the world.
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The Chinese Internet search giant surged more than 150% over the past year.
Forbes billionaire Robin Li owns the Chinese internet sensation, which has been one of the hottest performing equities this year.
And Chinese research firm iResearch just released its quarterly report estimates of the current state of the Chinese Internet market.
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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.
Mr. Buffett also is no stranger to the Chinese Internet, having once lauded a Chinese suit maker in a video posted on its website.
Researchers at SANS and security firm Websense, in San Diego, notified the Chinese Internet service provider and domain registrar hosting the computers with malicious software.
One area traders noted weakness was in the Chinese internet names.
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Two of the biggest surprises this year have come out of the Chinese Internet sector: SINA (SINA) and Baidu (BIDU), up 78% and 47% YTD respectively.
With the rapid development of the Chinese Internet industry, users spend more time and conduct more activities online, such as downloading applications, playing games, online shopping, etc.
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Wall Street is looking for an 84% year-over-year increase from the Chinese Internet portal giant, with the consensus expecting a profit of 83 cents per share.
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In a survey currently running on the Chinese Internet portal QQ.com, 988, 375 users (79%) say Huang Guangyu should retain control of the company he built from scratch over two decades.
It was one of the earliest entrants in the Chinese internet market and has enjoyed tremendous success as China has gone on to become the world's biggest internet market with more than 500 million users.
Researchers at SANS and security firm Websense (nasdaq: WBSN - news - people ), in San Diego, notified the Chinese Internet service provider and domain registrar hosting the computers with malicious software.
Simons also played the Chinese Internet story, establishing a position in Youku and tripling his stake in Baidu, while selling U.S. names like Netflix, Google, and eBay. (Read Apple To Dominate Tablet Market Through 2015, Google Takes Smartphones).
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The following are selected public comments by Baidu CEO Robin Li, translated from Chinese, about how the big Chinese Internet search company cultivates and trains talent.
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Baidu is one of the largest Chinese Internet giants along with companies like Sina, Tencent and Alibaba, and it is also the biggest Chinese search engine.
Carol Yu, co-president and chief financial officer of Sohu.com, last week denied newspaper reports that the giant Chinese internet portal was in talks to go private.
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This morning, trading in the group looks downright panicky, particularly in some of the newer Chinese Internet IPOs, with Dangdang down 14%, Youku off 10% and Renren down 9%.
In addition, foreign investors have large stakes in several of the large Chinese Internet firms, including Alibaba Group (Yahoo and Softbank together own a majority) and Tencent (South African media firm Naspers owns 35%).
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Currently, only 40% of the Chinese population accesses Internet through mobile phones and only 150 million of around 1.4 billion Chinese citizens have 3G connections.
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For the most part, Chinese rely on the Internet to get free information.
The result is Chinese internet companies like Tencent, and Baidu, cannot help but become world leaders.
Today, the shopping behavior of many of the 530 million Chinese internet users is changing gradually, but clearly towards online markets.
In the weeks following the New Oriental announcement Chinese internet companies consistently posted stronger than expected financial results and the majority of them experienced a fast and steep rally.
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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For content, it offers some of the flashiest Chinese-language material on the Internet.
Chapter 7 tells the story of a Chinese Internet entrepreneur who started an e-commerce company that defeated eBay in China.
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