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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
4 Noteworthy Things Recently Shared by TI, Qualcomm and Other Chip Suppliers
Qualcomm is pleased with how Chinese 5G phone sales are trending, while TI is cautious about how customer orders might trend in the near-term.
Buying Giphy Could Help Facebook Monetize its Messaging Services -- And Others
Giphy monetizes its GIF and sticker-sharing platform via sponsored GIFs that can be shared on Facebook's apps, as well as on third-party platforms such as Twitter and iMessage.
Cisco and Others Have Been Making Upbeat Comments About Carrier Spending
Telcos and cable companies appear to be stepping up their capital spending as COVID-19 lockdowns lead network traffic to spike.
Tencent's Quarterly Trends Could Be a Sign of Things to Come in the U.S.
The Chinese tech giant saw gaming, streaming and social media activity spike in Q1. But it also cautioned that activity has been 'normalizing' since March.
Current Tech Winners Might Not See Big Pullback Until Growth Starts to Cool
Investor enthusiasm for richly-valued tech names might not significantly wane until some downbeat business news starts to arrive.
Many E-Commerce Plays Are No Longer Pricing in Potential Growth Headwinds
Business is currently very good for many e-commerce and digital payments firms. But there are reasons to think that growth rates will cool later this year.
The Nasdaq's Summer 2000 Bounce Might Contain a Cautionary Lesson
There are some big differences between where tech stocks stand today and where they stood in the summer of 2000. But there is arguably one notable similarity.
What to Watch as Uber, PayPal, Roku and Others Report This Week
Uber and Lyft's cash burn, Microchip's demand commentary and Shopify's GMV growth are among the things that tech investors might want to keep an eye on.
Apple's Second-Half Growth Rates Could Depend a Lot on a Macro Recovery
New products, stimulus and remote work/learning purchases are currently boosting Apple's sales. But a healthy macro recovery could be needed to keep the momentum going later this year.
Google, Facebook and Microsoft's Earnings Were Both Encouraging and Cautious
Each tech giant made some positive disclosures about current business trends, but also reported seeing some headwinds and cautioned about near-term uncertainty.
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