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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
A $1 Billion-Plus Apple Deal for Intel's Modem Business Could Eventually Pay Off
Though it would likely take a while for Apple to begin using its own 5G modem, doing so could yield major cost savings and also carry other benefits.
Microsoft's $1 Billion Investment in AI Startup Is Good News for Nvidia
Much of the money that Microsoft is investing in startup OpenAI will likely go towards AI computing systems featuring Nvidia GPUs.
Software High-Flyers Face High Expectations -- Just Ask Microsoft and SAP
Wall Street's cool response to Microsoft's strong earnings report, and its harsh response to SAP's mildly disappointing report, shows that many enterprise software stocks are now dealing with a small margin of error.
TSMC's Outlook Is Good News for Chip Equipment Makers -- And Maybe Also Apple
The chip manufacturing giant issued upbeat Q3 sales guidance and forecast this year's capital spending will be at the high end of a prior guidance range.
Amazon's EU Antitrust Probe Doesn't Look Like a Serious Threat for Now
EU regulators are probing Amazon's use of marketplace data to strengthen its direct e-commerce business. But the marketplace business might actually be more profitable for Amazon.
Tesla's Latest Price Changes Simplify Its Sales Message
The price difference between the most expensive version of Tesla's Model 3 sedan, and the cheapest versions of its Model S sedan and Model X crossover, just got bigger.
Broadcom's List of Potential Software Targets Probably Doesn't End with Symantec
It's possible that disgruntled Symantec shareholders could make the company return to the negotiating table with Broadcom. But if that doesn't happen, there are other targets that Broadcom might pursue.
Instagram Has Become Facebook's Main Growth Engine During Its Transition Period
All signs suggest Instagram has been contributing heavily to Facebook's recent revenue growth. And the social media platform remains busy launching new services that could further boost its top line.
Facebook's Reported Moves to Sign Virtual Reality Gaming Deals Make Sense
The VR headset market hasn't taken off the way that the technology's biggest fans once hoped, for a variety of reasons. But gaming has been a relative strong point.
TSMC's Sales Beat Is Encouraging News for Chip Stocks
The chip manufacturing giant, whose clients include Apple, Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm, just reported strong June sales and beat its Q2 revenue guidance.
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