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05:45AM 05/27/11
Internet Sector Revaluation: China Watch
Contributor Eric Jackson explains why he believes the Chinese Internet sector is being revalued and what stocks should prosper.
06:00AM 05/20/11
Tencent Mulls Over MySpace: China Watch
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- With Chinese social network Tencent rumored to be interested in buying MySpace, contributor Eric Jackson details whether this would be a wise move for Tencent and how big of a threat it could ultimately pose to Facebook.
06:00AM 04/18/11
Facebook's New Chapter: China Watch
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Contributor Eric Jackson details Facebook's new deal with Baidu to create a social network in China, challenges that may lie ahead and how this affects his outlook on playing Baidu.
06:00AM 04/15/11
Google's Strategy: China Watch
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Contributor Eric Jackson details Google's actions in regards to China and how its relations with the country stands to impact the stock.
06:00AM 03/30/11
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Contributor Eric Jackson details what makes Sina Corp an attractive buyout candidate.
06:00AM 03/28/11
SINA is an Attractive Buyout Candidate
Contributor Eric Jackson says Sina's Weibo growth hasn't yet fully been reflected in its stock price given its potential. Tencent or Baidu (BIDU) would be interested buyers. And there's not a founder CEO to block a deal. Eric owns SINA and YHOO.
12:11PM 03/09/11
Unloved China Gem: Shanda Interactive
Contributor Eric Jackson says Shanda Interactive (SNDA) is basically trading for its cash. Yet it has a number of initiatives in games, literature, and payments that could pay off big this year. It reports earnings on Wednesday. Eric owns YHOO.
01:52PM 03/02/11
Gupta's Charges Latest Sign that Goldman's Board Too Cozy
Contributor Eric Jackson says that the SEC's charges against Rajat Gupta show that boards have become too cozy with directors who swap information and pat each other on the back for their brilliance. It's been obvious for a while that Goldman Sachs board - on which Gupta used to serve - needs major reform.
04:56PM 03/01/11
Swiping Mastercard: China Watch
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- With China predicted to overtake the U.S. as the largest market for credit card companies by 2020, contributor Eric Jackson details how companies like Mastercard are trying to capitalize on China and whether investors should buy in.
06:00AM 02/28/11