Renren: Big But Not the Facebook of China
Chinese social network Renren is doing an IPO in the U.S. This skeptical piece points out that its position in China is not very similar at all to Facebook’s U.S. or global presence. Link techcrunch.com
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View ArticleRenren shifts focus to mobile games, e-Commerce
Some call Renren the “Facebook of China.” Meanwhile, Baidu, the “Google of China” – or is it the “Yahoo of China?” – is also investing heavily in mobile. Link online.wsj.com
View ArticlepaidContent: Chinese Social Network Renren Raises $743.4 Million In Its IPO
Another huge stock market debut for a Chinese internet company: Renren, a Chinese social networking site, says it raised $743.4 million in i… Another huge stock market debut for a Chinese…
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In its second disclosure to the Nasdaq since floating there in May, Chinese social network RenRen says that it swung to a Q2 net income of $… In its second disclosure…
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Wall Street is replete with Chinese digital media stocks. But, as the Nasdaq welcomes yet another amid Facebook's slump, how is the Chinese internet faring in New York? Wall Street has…
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