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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
Dropbox's Jump Shows How Misunderstood Tech Stories Can Create Opportunities
With a business model very different from that of most cloud/SaaS peers, it took a while for markets to appreciate Dropbox's long-term value.
Nvidia and Netflix's Rebounds Contain a Lesson or Two for Investors
Though very different companies, Nvidia and Netflix's 2018/2019 selloffs and subsequent rallies each carry lessons about maintaining a sense of perspective when bad news arrives.
Apple and Alibaba's Coronavirus Warnings Will Probably Be Followed by Others
A wide variety of tech companies are likely to see their March-quarter sales hurt by the coronavirus outbreak's impact on Chinese demand and/or manufacturing.
Nvidia CFO: Our Data Center Strength Is Broad-Based
Following Nvidia's latest earnings report, CFO Colette Kress talked with TheStreet about her company's server GPU momentum and the gaming trends it's seeing.
Alibaba's Valuation Still Looks Reasonable in Light of Its Growth Profile
While coronavirus uncertainty is a near-term overhang, Alibaba continues delivering impressive top-line growth for a number of businesses.
Samsung's Latest Phones Show Why Cameras and Displays Could Upstage 5G in 2020
Samsung packed a number of camera and display innovations into its Galaxy S20 phones, and has seen positive initial reactions for its Galaxy Z Flip foldable phone.
T-Mobile-Sprint Could Have Very Different Impacts on U.S. Wireless vs. Broadband
In the long run, the deal could be bad news for U.S. wireless pricing and competition, but good news for the U.S. broadband market.
How the Coronavirus Outbreak Is Affecting Apple and Other Mobile Industry Firms
A slew of smartphone makers, contract manufacturers and chip suppliers appear to be affected by the outbreak.
Keep an Eye on Uber's Market Share and Eats Losses as It Pushes for Profits
Though Uber's Q4 adjusted EBITDA guidance was better than expected, the opposite was true of its full-year bookings and revenue guidance.
China Is a Major Wild Card for Qualcomm as Its 5G Chip Sales Surge
Qualcomm's 5G modem and RF chip sales are set to grow strongly this quarter. But a few different Chinese issues are acting as overhangs.
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