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Eric Jhonsa
Eric has a B.A. in Economics from Columbia University. He can be reached at eric.jhonsa@thestreet.com.
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Recent Articles By The Author
Amazon Has Some Long-Term Cost Advantages in the Online Grocery Wars
Whereas rivals are typically fulfilling orders from bricks-and-mortar stores, and using consumer vehicles to deliver them, Amazon is relying heavily on its warehouses and delivery vans.
Why Google Might Have Decided to Invest $4.5 Billion in India's Biggest Carrier
Google platforms such as Search, YouTube, Android and Maps already have dominant market shares in India. The company undoubtedly wants to keep things that way.
Netflix Reports Earnings on Thursday: 6 Important Things to Watch
Along with paid subscriber numbers, keep an eye on Netflix's second-half and regional commentary, as well as its free cash flow guidance.
What to Watch as Earnings Season Kicks Off for Tech Companies
Among the things to watch: How Q3 demand is trending for markets such as smartphones, online advertising, streaming and e-commerce.
The Parallels Between the Current Environment and the Dot.com Bubble Are Growing
While valuations still aren't as high as they got in 2000, a lot of recent investor behavior feels very familiar.
Walmart's Amazon Prime Rival Doesn't Look Like Much of One
The upcoming Walmart+ service looks like an evolution of the existing Delivery Unlimited service, rather than a genuine Amazon Prime rival.
Uber's $2.65 Billion Postmates Deal Is Good News -- Up to a Point
The deal should put Uber's U.S. food-delivery operations on better footing. But generating substantial profits from the business could still be easier said than done.
If There's No Fast Recovery, a Different Set of Macro Pressures Could Emerge
The pace of the economic recovery has cooled in recent weeks. And some businesses might start making larger spending cuts if they feel the economy will be under pressure for a while.
AWS Is Still Very Unique in Some Important Ways
Amazon's public cloud is still unmatched in terms of the number of services and apps it supports, and is also still launching and updating offerings at an unmatched pace.
Facebook Ad Boycotts Could Linger, But Probably Won't Do Major Long-Term Damage
The size of Facebook's advertiser base, together with Facebook's strategic importance as an ad platform and its attempts to address recent concerns, should limit the long-term fallout.
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