This morning Sina Weibo launched a QR code feature which allows every user to have their own QR code. Once someone scans it, they will be brought to the owner’s profile page. To scan or create your ...

Backed by strong growth in advertising revenue, Sina returned to profitability at the operational level in Q3 2012. Higher advertising revenue due to the London Olympic games as well as increased ...

Shares of SINA (NASDAQ: SINA) and Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) have both tumbled this year, mainly due to escalating trade tensions between the United States and China. Yet their sell-offs seem overdone, since ...

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba Group has acquired an 18 percent stake in the Twitter-like Weibo service from Sina, as part of a partnership focused on social commerce and giving merchants on Alibaba ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the web and gaming in China. While China's social media users are at home spending time with their families for the ...

Chinese internet companies SINA (NASDAQ: SINA) and Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) are closely tied to each other. SINA holds a 46% stake in Weibo, deriving 72% of its top line from the Chinese Twitter clone (as ...

SINA (NASDAQ: SINA) spun off Weibo (NASDAQ: WB) in an IPO five years ago, but it still retains a majority voting stake and generates most of its revenue from Weibo. The two companies remain joined at ...

SINA (SINA) and its social media platform Weibo (WB-1.95%) have both lost about 40% of their value over the past 12 months on concerns about their sluggish growth, the trade war, and the economic ...

Sina is an online media company in China that has soared more than 50% over the last year. However, nearly all of its gains are in connection to an asset of Sina called Weibo, which will soon file for ...

Sina trades at a severe discount to its Weibo holdings, and it also has its own segments. Sina management has a long term outlook and seems to be competent. Weibo itself is likely undervalued and ...

Last week, Sina Weibo finally launched its prospectus to list in the US, with—some say—the jaw dropping target of raising US$500 million. For those of you living under a rock the last five years, ...

SINA (SINA) spun off Weibo (WB 2.85%) in an IPO five years ago, but it still retains a majority voting stake and generates most of its revenue from Weibo. The two companies remain joined at the hip, ...