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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
Snowflake Is Being Given a Nosebleed Valuation Despite Intensifying Competition
Microsoft just made a rival cloud data warehouse service generally available to customers, while Amazon and Google continue to improve their rival offerings.
AT&T's HBO Max Strategy Change Doesn't Go Far Enough -- Not Yet, Anyway
If AT&T is serious about making HBO Max a top-tier streaming player, it needs to provide first-day access to Warner Bros. films permanently, rather than until the end of 2021.
Not All of Tech Is in a Bubble -- But Certain Parts of it Arguably Are
Electric car makers, high-growth software firms and select tech companies operating in consumer-facing industries have been bid up to nosebleed valuations.
Salesforce's Earnings and the Slack Deal: 7 Important Things That Were Shared
Salesforce beat estimates, issued mixed quarterly guidance, confirmed the Slack acquisition and outlined its post-acquisition plans for Slack.
5 Thoughts on Salesforce's Reported Interest in Acquiring Slack
Salesforce could see value both in how Slack is used to collaborate with co-workers and in how it's increasingly used to engage with customers.
DoorDash's Financials Bode Well for its IPO
In addition to seeing blistering growth, the U.S. restaurant-delivery leader has been cash-flow positive this year. That makes for quite the contrast with Uber's delivery unit.
Airbnb Has a Good -- But Not Necessarily Great -- Story to Sell Wall Street
The company is doing a lot better than some peers right now and could see demand surge as 2021 progresses. But a difficult cost structure and competitive pressures shouldn't be ignored either.
Roblox Is All But Guaranteed a Blockbuster IPO
The company can pitch itself as both a gaming and a cloud platform play, is growing rapidly, and is cash-flow positive.
2020's Impact on Consumer Tech Adoption Will Have Long-Term Effects
This year has probably created long-term changes in the adoption curves for things such as e-commerce and gaming.
Apple's App Store Change Is Good PR -- And Matters Little Financially
The lion's share of App Store revenue appears to be unaffected by Apple's policy change, which follows a lawsuit from Epic Games and multiple antitrust probes.
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